How to play Last Card

Be the first to empty your hand. Match the top card by suit, number or symbol, or play a Wild.

Your turn

• Play one matching card, or draw 1. If the drawn card fits, you may play it right away or keep it.
• With 2 cards left, press Last card! before playing your second-to-last card (or right after, if you're quick). If someone presses Catch! before the next player acts, you draw 2.
• Wild and Wild +4 can be played at any time.
• Your final card must be a number card (0–9). Skip, Reverse, +2, Wild and +4 can't be the card you finish with. If the only card left in your hand is one of these, you can't play it: draw a card and keep playing. (With the 7-0 option on, 7 and 0 can't be your final card either.)
• The turn timer draws 1 for you and passes when it runs out. After 3 timeouts in a row, autopilot plays your seat until you act again.

Cards

0–9	Face value in scoring
Skip	Next player loses their turn · 20 pts
Reverse	Direction flips; with 2 players it acts as Skip · 20 pts
+2	Next player draws 2 and loses their turn · 20 pts
Wild	Choose the suit · 50 pts
Wild +4	Choose the suit; next player draws 4 and loses their turn · 50 pts

House rules (set by the host in Table rules)

Auto-sort hands	On by default: cards stay grouped by suit and number. Off: everyone arranges their own hand by dragging cards left or right (or Shift+←/→). New cards arrive on the right.
Stacking	Answer a +2 with a +2, or a +4 with a +4. The total passes to the next player, who stacks again or draws it all.
Draw until you can play	Keep drawing until you get a playable card, instead of drawing just 1.
Jump-in	If you hold the exact same card as the one just played (same suit and face), you can play it out of turn. Play continues from you.
7-0 swap	Playing a 7: swap your whole hand with a player you choose. Playing a 0: everyone passes their hand to the next player. With this on, 7 and 0 count as power cards.

Scoring

A game is one deal. Whoever empties their hand first wins the game and scores the cards left in everyone else's hand. A series is 3, 5, 7 or 9 games, and every game is played. The most game wins takes the series, and points break a tie. Only the host can end a series early; then the finished games count and a game in progress doesn't. Other players can ask in chat.

Leaderboard

Ranked by series won, then games won, then points.

Table rules and my settings

Table rules (series length, house rules, timer, auto-sort) are set by the host, apply to everyone, and stay fixed for the whole series. My settings (bot speed, colorblind patterns, less motion) are personal and can change any time.

Controls

Tap a card to play it, or drag it up. Tap the deck to draw. Keyboard: ← → select · Enter play · D draw · K keep · L last card · C catch · 1–4 pick suit.