SCRAPFALL

SCRAPFALL is a tiny survival loop that runs in a browser tab in about ten minutes. You wake next to a dead campfire in a scrapyard wasteland with nothing but a bent spoon. Day and night keep turning, and every night that passes without fuel at the fire makes the cold bite harder. Scrap is scattered across the field and it does not come to you, so every trip is a wager: greedy for one more piece before dark, or turn back and feed the fire while you still can. Bring scrap home and you can build: a workbench, a stove, a bed, each one easing the next night. Waste the daylight wandering and night finds you far from camp with an empty pack. There is no combat, no leveling, and no timer telling you how to play. The only pressure is the choice you keep making: feed what you have, or risk one more run for what you do not. You play a scrappy scavenger who hoards junk and rebuilds from it, drawn in chunky low-res pixels. It was built to run on anything, including a phone, and to be finished in a coffee break.