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The submarine game (not official name) was a game Andrew Gower made before he was even 10 years old. It was a game where a man in a submarine who collected treasure. It has since been lost when his computer crashed roughly 8 years later! The only proof of its existence was recently in the Andrew Gower question and answer session when asked about his previous games andrew said:

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  • The submarine game (not official name) was a game Andrew Gower made before he was even 10 years old. It was a game where a man in a submarine who collected treasure. It has since been lost when his computer crashed roughly 8 years later! The only proof of its existence was recently in the Andrew Gower question and answer session when asked about his previous games andrew said:
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  • The submarine game (not official name) was a game Andrew Gower made before he was even 10 years old. It was a game where a man in a submarine who collected treasure. It has since been lost when his computer crashed roughly 8 years later! The only proof of its existence was recently in the Andrew Gower question and answer session when asked about his previous games andrew said:
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