I took some of the most gamerly reviled titles and mixed them up in a strange, strange brew and came up with something I enjoy. Scrapland Scramble is a game where, after a crash, airship components lay scattered across a massive field of junk so players are trying to recover their components components before their opponents can beat them to it.

This begins with a set of three dice. Each player rolls the dice and tries to come up with a combination of three different icons. This will tell them which color token they can attempt to retrieve. If they fail this roll, well, they got a chance to pay close attention to other players in the next phase.

Each player (if they can), puts their finger on a component and reveals it at the same time. Now, if the component belongs to their airship, they add it to their mat but if it belongs to someone else or it's useless junk, that piece goes back to the field. So now you have a component to your airship. Each component has different special abilities like the rudder allows you to push a token through the scrapland. In other words, your components are griefing tools.