VolcanoDiver: Heat Descent

The probe doesn't climb back out. It only goes down. VolcanoDiver drops a research probe through a procedurally generated lava tube — tilt to steer, hold to flare the brake shield and cool the hull, or keep speed and let the heat climb. Push too hard near a hot wall and the hull overheats. Brake too long and the lava rising from below catches up. Three zones deepen the run every 500 meters, each with its own heat curve and hazards: basalt corridors, obsidian chokepoints, and the magma chamber at the bottom of what anyone's ever recorded. WHAT'S INSIDE A procedurally generated descent that never plays the same way twice A heat gauge and a rising lava line — two ways to lose, one shield to manage both Sample collection along the run, logged in your dive history An unlockable hangar of probe hulls, tied to how deep you've gone Your last ten dives logged: depth, zone, and what finally got…