Last One Employed
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Party card game for 3 to 10 players — one shared screen, phones as controllers.
- Downloads
- 14+
- on Google Play
- Price
- Free
- In-app purchases
- Updated
- Sep 18
- 2026 · v1.0
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About Last One Employed
Everyone gets fired. Except one.
Last One Employed is a competitive party card game for 3–10 players about surviving a tech company where deadlines, production incidents, and your coworkers are equally dangerous.
Turn your Android TV, tablet, or other large-screen Android device into the shared game table. Everyone else joins from a phone browser by scanning the QR code. No controller app or extra gamepads are required.
Choose from 32 office roles—from Project Manager, System Administrator, and QA Lead to HR, DevOps, a remote freelancer, or a gloriously unstable founder. Ten roles are included; additional roles can be unlocked individually through optional one-time purchases. Every role has its own deck, play style, attacks, defenses, and ways to recover.
STAY ON THE PAYROLL
Everyone starts with Patience, Stress, and Budget. Reduce a coworker's Patience, increase their Stress, steal Budget, buy office perks, and redirect blame. When Stress catches up with Patience, that employee is fired. The last employee standing wins.
EVERY TURN IS CORPORATE CHAOS
• Optimize your hand: discard and draw back to seven cards.
• Play an action against a coworker—or save yourself.
• Delegate a hidden task into somebody else's Inbox.
• Resolve your own Inbox and hope it does not trigger a chain of problems.
• Answer attacks with blocks, counterattacks, and redirects.
Production incidents can hit the whole table, office perks are limited, and no plan survives contact with HR. Even fired players stay involved by voting against those still employed.
ONE SCREEN. EVERYONE'S PHONES.
The host device and players' phones connect over the same local Wi-Fi network. The game session stays on the host; no external game server is required.
KEY FEATURES
• Competitive local matches for 3–10 players
• 32 distinct roles with personal card decks
• Hundreds of localized cards, tasks, and incidents
• Phones used as controllers through a browser
• 17 interface and card-text languages
• Fired players still influence the match
Sabotage your coworkers. Survive your inbox. Be the last one employed.
Last One Employed is a competitive party card game for 3–10 players about surviving a tech company where deadlines, production incidents, and your coworkers are equally dangerous.
Turn your Android TV, tablet, or other large-screen Android device into the shared game table. Everyone else joins from a phone browser by scanning the QR code. No controller app or extra gamepads are required.
Choose from 32 office roles—from Project Manager, System Administrator, and QA Lead to HR, DevOps, a remote freelancer, or a gloriously unstable founder. Ten roles are included; additional roles can be unlocked individually through optional one-time purchases. Every role has its own deck, play style, attacks, defenses, and ways to recover.
STAY ON THE PAYROLL
Everyone starts with Patience, Stress, and Budget. Reduce a coworker's Patience, increase their Stress, steal Budget, buy office perks, and redirect blame. When Stress catches up with Patience, that employee is fired. The last employee standing wins.
EVERY TURN IS CORPORATE CHAOS
• Optimize your hand: discard and draw back to seven cards.
• Play an action against a coworker—or save yourself.
• Delegate a hidden task into somebody else's Inbox.
• Resolve your own Inbox and hope it does not trigger a chain of problems.
• Answer attacks with blocks, counterattacks, and redirects.
Production incidents can hit the whole table, office perks are limited, and no plan survives contact with HR. Even fired players stay involved by voting against those still employed.
ONE SCREEN. EVERYONE'S PHONES.
The host device and players' phones connect over the same local Wi-Fi network. The game session stays on the host; no external game server is required.
KEY FEATURES
• Competitive local matches for 3–10 players
• 32 distinct roles with personal card decks
• Hundreds of localized cards, tasks, and incidents
• Phones used as controllers through a browser
• 17 interface and card-text languages
• Fired players still influence the match
Sabotage your coworkers. Survive your inbox. Be the last one employed.
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