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A strange little side quest
A quick detour while Submarine Rampage: Deep Sea waits for your next move: Modern chess traces back to the Indian game chaturanga, recorded around the sixth century and built around pieces representing parts of an army. A second detail makes the picture even better: Doom changed game design and distribution in 1993 by separating its engine from content and spreading widely through shareware. That gives Submarine Rampage: Deep Sea a little more company than it first appears to have.
What you are getting into
Your submarine is trapped in a forsaken deep-sea research station, and freedom lies in the jaws of legend. The exit key has been swallowed by the colossal Megalodon, lurking in the abyssal trench below. To escape, you must earn enough coins to transform your fragile vessel into a war machine capable of facing the beast. Hunt schools of fish and savage predators, haul their remains back to port, and trade them for precious upgrades. Reinforce your hull, load faster torpedoes, expand your ammo reserves, and prepare for the descent. Each dive takes you deeper into hostile waters where danger multiplies and survival demands sharper instincts. Only the strongest sub will endure the crushing depths long enough to challenge the Megalodon and reclaim the key to freedom.
