The Lost Card

About The Last Draw, from BoardGameGeek:

The Last Draw is a card game of tension, deception, and survival built around a simple but deadly premise: somewhere in the deck, the Hitman is waiting for you. Set in a dark, stylized world where every draw could be your last, the game captures the nerve-shredding unpredictability of Russian roulette and translates it into a fast, social card experience for 2 to 6 players. Each player begins with one Angel card and six cards dealt from the shuffled deck. On your turn you may play as many cards as you like, setting traps, stealing from opponents, peeking at the deck, redirecting danger, but you must end your turn by drawing a card. That mandatory draw is the heartbeat of the game. Draw the Hitman and you must reveal it immediately: use your Angel to survive and secretly bury the Hitman back anywhere in the deck, or face elimination on the spot. The number of Hitmen always equals one less than the number of players, so the pressure never lets up. What separates The Last Draw from pure luck is its card ecosystem. Some cards can be played outside your turn entirely, letting you interrupt, cancel, or tax other players at any moment. Others create lasting bonds, the Reaper, for instance, ties your fate to another player, rewarding you with their hand when they die, or punishing you if they die empty-handed. Attacks chain across the table, Flames wipe entire card types from every hand at once, and the Mirror can mimic anything in the discard pile, including the Angel that just saved someone else's life. The last player standing wins. Everyone else drew the wrong card. -description from the designer