(okay, aside from, in the GM-less version, a 1d6 used to figure out something that might come up each turn)You each play an archetypical geek who has crash-landed (yes, with the others) on a desert island. You each have a need you specially care about (e.g., Horny Geek especially wants sex, of course) and a need that, unlike most others, you just don't care about (e.g., Horny Geek doesn't care so much about emotional comfort, per se). And you all have to eat/drink/rest. Each turn you struggle over who wins something that addresses a need - yes, by using Rock-Paper-Scissors-Lizard-Spock. There's a little bit, but not a lotta bit, more to it.
THIS IS THE AN ALPHA RUN OF THIS! It's a very simple game, at least mechanically, with a pretty simple focus, and, well, as they say, "should be fine," but please do be forewarned.
For 3-5 players (I think 2 could play and it would essentially function but seems to me it'd be too flat). The game can be GM-less or not, if 5 people sign up I will GM, otherwise I will play a regular role along with you.