Marine Bomb

You control a small submarine, navigating a grid-based underwater maze. Your goal is to clear each level by collecting all the stars while avoiding the timed bombs scattered around. The core loop involves careful planning; you click to move the sub one tile at a time, picking up coins for points and triggering switches that might open new paths. The bombs count down with each move you make, adding a constant pressure. The difficulty comes from managing this turn-based tension, figuring out the optimal route before something explodes. It feels like a quiet, methodical race against a clock only you can hear.