Hidden Mysteries: Titanic

Fun game , neat game and one of the few titanic games on steam

I first played this game as a wee little child on the CD-ROM version of the title. I would hole up in my computer room and download the contents of the disc and play them, along with various other I-Spy inspired titles, many in the Hidden Mysteries series, diligently across the course of a few years. It has cemented itself as a sophisticated part of my childhood and is a good memory for both me and my sister. Only a few months ago, my partner rewarded me with a copy of this game on Steam, due to the fact I don't have a usable CD-ROM reader anymore on my more modern computer, and other options like playing on BigFish Games were also not available to me. I decided to play this game with my friends in mind today as a trip down memory lane to when I was only 6 or 7 years old. What I was met with was a masterful representation of the Titanic story from the eyes of a young woman that I could not properly appreciate when I was a child. Despite some historical inaccuracies, especially from the point of the Ancient Egyptian references made within the plotline, as well as a possibly questionable or stereotypical representation of an Indian man, the overarching story more than enough ma…

dated graphics and poor UI

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nostalgia, also why is the main character always causing chaos lel