Oh, Submarine! That’s a classic, right? Back in the day, it really captured that eerie, claustrophobic vibe of the deep ocean, even if the physics were a bit… well, creative. It didn’t try to be a scientific simulation—there was no accurate water pressure, no realistic hull dynamics, and the depth gauge was more of a design gimmick than a real oceanographic tool. But the game nailed the feeling: the slow, ominous glide, the looming danger of enemy subs and the occasional sonar ping that made you feel like you were on the edge of a real dive. So, while it didn’t get the science right, it was all retro fun and still feels hauntingly authentic when you play it again.