Play Submarine Fury Online

Man, Submarine Fury takes me back—those pixelated sonar pings still echo in my head. You’re basically a tin can with torpedoes, creeping through dark waters where one wrong move means getting turned into scrap metal. The controls are clunky in that charming DOS way, but once you get the hang of sneaking past destroyers or ambushing enemy subs, it’s weirdly satisfying.

The first time I played, I got obliterated in like 30 seconds because I forgot ships could, y’know, drop depth charges. But when you finally nail that perfect shot—torpedo arcs through the water, hits an enemy ammo ship, and the whole screen shakes—it’s pure 90s joy. The missions get brutal fast, though. You’ll memorize patrol patterns just to survive.

It’s not fancy, but there’s something about the tension—that slow crawl toward a target while your oxygen ticks down—that newer games don’t capture. Just mind the mines. They’re everywhere.

Each game uses different controls, most DOS games use the keyboard arrows. Some will use the mouse , "Alt" ,"Enter" and "Space bar".