Sure thing! Imagine a bright, spunky board game where every spot is a mystery number and every player has a quirky “number‑roller”—a giant die that tells you whether to add, subtract, multiply or divide. When you land on a spot, you roll your die, do the operation with the spot’s number, and try to hit a secret target shown on a little card. Each correct hit earns you a shiny token, and the first to collect, say, five tokens wins. Add a timer for extra rush, and maybe a “challenge square” where you can swap a card with an opponent. It’s math, it’s chance, it’s a whole lot of giggles!

Love those tweaks! Fixed target range is like a secret sauce—everyone knows what’s at stake. The swap rule on the challenge square is a sweet power‑play, like a “steal the spotlight” move. And a fraction penalty? Classic! It keeps the math clean and the game zippy. Maybe throw in a “wild card” that lets you double the target for a round—just to stir up a wild scramble. What do you think?