Last Leaves

Last Leaves

(Self-Published), (Web published) · Board game · 2026
1 Solo 10–30 min
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Our Verdict

A super relaxing and quick solo game for memory puzzle lovers.

Highlights
  • Addictive memory mechanic
  • Extremely cozy theme
  • Quick and light sessions
  • Perfect for relaxing
Keep in mind
  • Too simple for veteran gamers
  • Relies heavily on memory
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About the game
Get your forest sprite ready, because the weather is shifting! Located just outside Cape Cozy, the setting of Last Leaves is in full transition. Leaves are falling and winds are blowing, signaling that autumn is coming to an end. Your goal is very specific, but don't let the simplicity fool you: you need to clear all the mess from your hollow's floor (that 5x5 play area) before winter arrives and freezes everything!

In Last Leaves, you play as a forest sprite trying to tidy up before the first snowfall. It is a solo card game, super cozy and relaxing, but with a delightful touch of tension. Why the tension? Because the weather is no joke! As you reveal cards, the time and weather change, and the warning of winter can turn your peaceful cleanup into a real survival challenge. If you enjoy quick, puzzle-based games that bring that 'cozy gaming' vibe, this is your new coffee-time companion. It's perfect for those moments when you want to relax your mind while testing your memory and organizational skills under climatic pressure.
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Admin: Upcoming Releases Category: Print-on-Demand Players: Games with Solitaire Rules Players: Solitaire Only Card Games Players: Solitaire Only Games Series: Almost Midnight (Rachel Carpenter) Theme: Coziness / Relaxation / Self-Care / Well-being Theme: Seasons of the year Theme: Weather
Publisher (Self-Published), (Web published)
Designer Rachel Carpenter
Artist Rachel Carpenter
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this game for?
Perfect for those seeking a quick, relaxing solo game with a 'cozy' theme.
How long does a session take?
It's very agile, taking between 10 to 30 minutes.
What is the complexity level?
It's a low-complexity game, focused on simple memory and matching mechanics.
Can it be played by more than one person?
The main focus is the solo (solitaire) mode.
What do I need to play?
As a Print & Play, you just need to print the cards and have a 5x5 area to play.