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Are there any submarine based RPGs?

Reading this post, got me thinking wish we had a "Nadia - The secret of blue water" RPG. That would be fantastic: steampunk submarine adventures with a touch of Jules Verne at the end of the 19th century.
I've dabbled using Terra Incognita to create a campaign inspired by the Nadia series.
 

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Probably not quite whatyou had in mind…
No, but the concept of "wet navy sub re-tasked as starship" (accidentally or otherwise) recurs regularly in scifi. The wretched John Ringo's Vorpal Blade features an example, there was another mil-scfi series from around the same time that featured a refitted navy sub being used as a space warship (a bit like Yamato in Starblazers, really) because it could somehow stand conditions close to the solar corona better than actual spacecraft (???), and I can dimly recall at least one from a pulp magazine in the 1940, There are doubtless many others.
 

A whole RPG might be a stretch, but yeah The Bonin Horse for Cyberpunk 2020 as someone mentioned and then of course Sisters of Sorrow for Trail of Cthulhu.
 

Reading this post, got me thinking wish we had a "Nadia - The secret of blue water" RPG. That would be fantastic: steampunk submarine adventures with a touch of Jules Verne at the end of the 19th century.
My friend at university ran a Nadia related campaign using Castle Falkenstein rules that worked really well.

There is an OSR B/Xish style Submarine "dungeon crawl" game in development called Sunk Cost on Itch.
 

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