Last One Out Square Race game

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About this game

Choose your racer, start the tournament, and watch the chaos unfold!

In Last One Out, every racer keeps moving. Walls, rivals, fans, moving hazards, breakable blocks, and pressure waves constantly change their direction. Racers that reach the green finish escape the arena. The last racer left behind is eliminated.

Pick the character you want to cheer for, then see whether physics, luck, and the arena work in your favor.

FEATURES

• Tournaments with 1 to 30 racers
• Emoji, country flag, and funny block characters
• 47 arenas selected in a different random order each tournament
• Open arenas, winding tracks, gravity drops, fans, moving hazards, breakable ice, glass blocks, balloons, and more
• Multiple speed settings for quick or longer matches
• Constant movement and physics-based collisions
• Funny elimination and champion celebrations
• Arabic and English language options
• Music and sound controls
• Designed for short, surprising, shareable matches

No two tournaments unfold the same way. A racer can look certain to win, bounce into one obstacle, and suddenly fall behind. Pick a favorite, gather your friends or family, and find out who will be the last one out.
Square Race maker Watch 30 racers bounce through wild arenas. Who will be last?
Updated on
Aug 2, 2026

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