Tunnel Heist

Tunnel Heist starts after the vault has already been cracked, turning the escape into the real challenge. Players dig through the dark vault floor while collecting rubies, emeralds, diamonds, and gold bars before the guards seal the exits. The central danger is the tunnel trail itself: doubling back can make it collapse, so every move carries a spatial cost rather than being a simple scramble for treasure. The gem chase adds pressure beyond basic scoring. Grabbing valuables slows the closing walls, while pushing deeper can build an Escape Bonus multiplier, creating a constant tradeoff between leaving a safer path and chasing a bigger haul. That makes greed part of the decision-making, since the best-looking route can become dangerous if it forces a return through already weakened ground. The strongest play comes from reading the vault floor ahead and choosing gem paths that keep progress moving forward. Tunnel Heist is at its sharpest when it asks one clear question: how much treasure can be taken before the escape collapses and the run ends BUSTED?