Last Card
Last Card: the card game everybody already knows.
Match the colour or the number, play your skips and reverses, and shout when you are down to one. Last Card is our own game in the family of UNO, for two to eight people, with everyone on camera beside the pile.
Free · nothing to install · sign in with a code or with Google
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Two to eight players
Small enough for a pair, big enough for the whole group. Bots hold the empty seats while people arrive.
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Rules nobody has to explain
Colour or number, skips, reverses, draw twos. If somebody has played UNO, they already know this.
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Faces at the table
Video and chat sit beside the pile, so the groans when a draw four lands are the best part.
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One link, no download
Open a room, share the link. People play in the browser on a laptop or a phone.
How to play Last Card
- 1.Everyone starts with seven cards. One card is turned over to start the pile.
- 2.On your turn, play a card that matches the colour or the number on top.
- 3.No card you can play? Draw one. If it fits, you may play it straight away.
- 4.Skips miss out the next player, reverses turn the order around, draw twos make the next person pick up two.
- 5.Say it when you are down to one card, or draw two as a penalty.
- 6.First person with no cards left wins the round.
What Last Card is called elsewhere
- ·Crazy Eights
- ·Mau Mau (Germany)
- ·Pesten (Netherlands)
- ·Švara (Slovenia)
Same game, different table. If you grew up calling it one of these, this is the one you mean.
🎴 Last Card · at the table
2–6 playersThis is the board your people see, with their faces beside it.
No account for the bots. One link for your friends.
The other games
They all live in the same room, so you can switch without leaving the table.
How it works
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Create a hangout
Say what, when and how many people it needs. Online or in person.
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Share one link
People say they're in, and you see who is coming before it starts.
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It goes ahead
Once enough are in, everyone gets the invite. Online, the room opens with video, chat and a game.
Questions people ask
Is this UNO?+
No. Last Card is our own game in the same family: match the colour or the number, with skips, reverses and draw cards. UNO is a trademark of Mattel and we are not connected to them.
How many people can play?+
Two to eight. Four to six is the sweet spot, because everyone gets a turn often enough to stay in it.
Do we need accounts?+
No. Try it against bots without signing up, and your friends can join a room from a link.
Can we talk while we play?+
Yes, that is the point. Cameras and chat are on the same page as the cards.
Is there a way to make it a habit?+
Create a hangout, tick every week and the next card night opens by itself. It goes ahead once enough of your people are in.
Roll first, invite after.
Try a round against bots, then send the link to your people.