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Fire Brick Games · Published by Fire Brick Games
Mostly Positive — 74% positive (100 reviews) · 19 achievements
Last updated 28 Sept 2026
Bid for cards, build your hand, then SLAP YOUR FRIENDS with it. A chaotic 2-6 player online party card battler full of secret bids, unfair Relics, lucky comebacks, and friendships that probably won’t survive the table.
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Indie, Strategy, Casual · 2026 · More £5 - £15 games
In One Last Hand, players bid for cards, strategize their hand, then slap opponents in this chaotic multiplayer experience. Perfect for parties with 2 to 6 friends online or offline.
About this game
ENTER AS FRIENDS. LEAVE AS ENEMIES
One Last Hand is a chaotic 2–6 player online party card battler inspired by poker, but this is definitely not poker night.
Bid in secret, steal the cards your friends need, build the strongest hand you can, then turn your combo into a slap they will remember.
Relics and Power-ups bend the rules, lucky comebacks ruin perfect plans, and every round gives someone a new reason to yell at the table.
BID IN SECRET. STEAL THE PERFECT CARD
Cards are not simply dealt to you.
Before the battle begins, everyone secretly bids for the cards they want. Spend wisely, bluff boldly, or bid just to stop your friend from completing the perfect hand.
Win the card you needed. Overpay for the card you did not. Tie with your friend and let the dice decide who gets to celebrate and who gets to complain.
BUILD YOUR HAND. TURN IT INTO A SLAP
Then the real fight begins.
Your hand becomes your attack. Your backup hand helps you defend. One clever combo can turn the match around, and one bad decision can make you the next target.
Pairs, straights, flushes, and stronger hands are not just numbers on the table. They are the setup for the slap your friend should have seen coming.
BREAK THE RULES WITH RELICS AND POWER-UPS
Relics and Power-ups let you bend the rules in all the wrong ways.
Change card values, shift suits, create strange combinations, survive one more round, or ruin someone’s perfect plan right before they start celebrating.
Build something clever. Build something unfair. Build something that makes everyone at the table immediately target you.
Is it cheating? Maybe. Is it allowed? Absolutely.
PLAY WITH 2–6 FRIENDS ONLINE
Create a private lobby, invite your friends, and start ruining each other’s plans in minutes.
Every match becomes a table full of secret bids, revenge plays, lucky saves, suspiciously perfect cards, and at least one person insisting the game is unfair only after they start losing.
PICK YOUR EGO. TRY TO KEEP IT
Every player enters as a ridiculous legend with something to prove.
Some were rich.
Some were feared.
Some were noble.
Some were mysterious.
Some probably should have stopped playing a long time ago.
Now all they have left is their pride, and even that is not safe when your friend can slap you with the hand they built.
Pick your character, enter the chaos, and try to look confident while everything falls apart.
THEY ALL ASKED FOR ONE LAST HAND
Outlaws, nobles, mystics, fools, killers, and kings of coin all made the same mistake.
They asked for one last hand.
Now they are pulled from different ages into broken worlds where gold means nothing, pride means everything, and every match is another chance to win back their ego.
Bring your friends. Protect your pride. Good luck keeping either.
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 64-bit
- Processor: Intel Core i5-8400 / AMD Ryzen 5 2600
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 1050 Ti / AMD Radeon RX 570
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 1 GB available space
Recommended
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 64-bit
- Processor: Intel Core i5-10400 / AMD Ryzen 5 3600
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 1650 / AMD Radeon RX 580
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 1 GB available space
Supported Languages
*languages with full audio support
Latest news
AnnouncementsOfficial
One Last Hand at gamescom 2026
One Last Hand at gamescom 2026 We’ve brought One Last Hand to Cologne! Getting to watch new players discover the bidding system, fight over the cards they want, and experiment with different Tricks and Relics in person has been a great experience for the team. It’s especially fun seeing every table develop its own mix of strategy, bluffing, and complete chaos. If you’re attending gamescom this year, we’d love to see you there and share a round together. Thanks to everyone who has played, shared feedback, reported bugs, or supported One Last Hand along the way. Having the game here with us is a pretty special moment for the team. See you at the table!Read full article on Community Announcements (noisiodiavolo)Patch NotesOfficial
One Last Hand – Multiplayer Stability & Fixes Update
Hey everyone! We’ve just released a new update for One Last Hand, focused mainly on multiplayer stability, bug fixes, usability improvements, and balance changes. Here’s what’s included: Multiplayer & RoomsImproved overall room and connection stability.Fixed issues that could unexpectedly close rooms or remove players from them.Fixed cases where players were unable to join a new room after leaving or being removed from another.Fixed several disconnect-related issues that could freeze the camera or lock the game during an attack.Fixed an incorrect win condition that could occur when one player disconnected from a two-player match, leaving the host alone.Fixed room creation issues, including some cases related to VPN usage.ChatFixed the chat panel remaining open after a match ended.Fixed issues where chat could become unavailable or disappear during a match.Display & UsabilityWindowed mode can now be freely resized.Improved resolution handling when resizing the game window.Reduced the Reveal Hand duration from 45 seconds to 30 seconds.Fixes & BalanceFixed several issues identified through BRM diagnostics.Fixed a Mac crash that could occur after creating a room and adding bots.Applied relic balance improvements.Fixed a floating-text issue affecting relics.Thanks as always for playing and for sending us your feedback and bug reports. They’ve been a big help in tracking down these issues.See you at the table!Read full article on Community Announcements (noisiodiavolo)AnnouncementsOfficial
10,000+ Copies Sold in 4 Days!
10,000+ copies sold in just 4 days. ❤️ This is a pretty surreal number for us to look at. We’ve spent a long time building, testing, changing, breaking, fixing, and improving One Last Hand, so seeing this many people jump in during the first few days means a lot to the whole team. Thank you to everyone who bought the game, played with friends, shared clips, reported bugs, sent suggestions, or simply told us what you liked and what you didn’t. We’ve been reading as much feedback as we can, and it genuinely helps us understand what needs more attention. A very special thank you as well to our Chinese players and community. The support, discussions, videos, and feedback coming from China have been incredible to see, and we’re really grateful for the amount of attention the game has received there. We also know the launch hasn’t been perfect for everyone. There are still issues and things we want to improve, and the team is actively working through them. We’ll keep listening, fixing, and sharing updates as we make progress. As Fire Brick Games, the team behind One Last Hand, we’re incredibly proud to see players from so many different places around the world sitting down at the same virtual table. Thank you for giving the game a chance, for being part of these first few days, and for helping us make it better. 10,000 in 4 days is a huge milestone for us. And we’re just getting started. ❤️Read full article on Community Announcements (noisiodiavolo)AnnouncementsOfficial
One Last Hand Is Out Now!
The wait is over. 🃏💥 One Last Hand is officially OUT NOW on Steam! Gather your friends, take a seat at the table, and get ready for secret bids, stolen cards, powerful Relics, and plenty of chaos. Build your hand, outplay your friends, and turn the perfect combination into a slap they won’t forget. 👋 Enter as friends. Leave as enemies. Thank you to everyone who played the demo, added One Last Hand to their wishlist, shared feedback, and supported us on the road to launch. Now it’s time to play the full game. One Last Hand is available now on Steam. See you at the table! 🃏❤️Read full article on Community Announcements (noisiodiavolo)AnnouncementsOfficial
One Last Hand Launches Tomorrow!
The wait is almost over. 🃏💥 One Last Hand launches tomorrow on Steam! Get ready to gather your friends, bid in secret, steal the cards they need, use Relics and Power-ups to bend the rules, and turn the perfect hand into a slap. Enter as friends. Leave as enemies. Last Day to Play the Demo With the full version arriving tomorrow, the One Last Hand Demo will be removed from Steam 12 hours before launch.That means today is your last chance to play the demo. If you haven’t tried it yet, or just want to jump in for one last round before the full release, now’s the time. 👋 Thank you to everyone who played the demo, shared feedback, and supported One Last Hand on the road to launch. See you at the table tomorrow. 🃏 🇺🇸 Los Angeles — August 14, 3:00 AM PDT🇺🇸 New York — August 14, 6:00 AM EDT🇬🇧 London — August 14, 11:00 AM BST🇩🇪 Berlin — August 14, 12:00 PM CEST🇹🇷 Istanbul — August 14, 1:00 PM TRT🇨🇳 Beijing — August 14, 6:00 PM CST🇯🇵 Tokyo — August 14, 7:00 PM JST🇰🇷 Seoul — August 14, 7:00 PM KST🇦🇺 Sydney — August 14, 8:00 PM AESTRead full article on Community Announcements (noisiodiavolo)
