Titanic: Adventure Out Of Time

I got the game a few days ago on discount and decided to give it a try after a recommendation from a Youtube comment section. English is not my first language so please bear with me. The game overall is great and I wish I could play more in its entireity. I enjoyed doing the Tour mode and hearing the facts about the Titanic was educative for someone whose knowledge of the tragedy began with the 1997 movie (never watched the full movie, just some clips on social media). However, everything went downhill when I began Mission Mode. The game was extremely buggy. Dialogue skipped itself, the volume would suddenly increase out of nowhere, and it would suddenly freeze, forcing me to restart. The final nail on the coffin for me was the Save button not working. The first time I pressed it, the game crashed. When I reopened it, I was back to the beginning. Though frustrated, I held onto hope. As I was recording a video for YT, I played for about 40 more minutes before I gave the Save button a second chance. Another crash and all progress lost. If I could have the chance to play the game without the bugs, I believe I will enjoy it. However, as it stands, I cannot in good conscience g…

11/10, best titanic simulator out.

This game hasn't really been updated for modern systems. It's prone to constant random game crashes. If you want to play it, SAVE FREQUENTLY!

I gots tons a nostalgia with this game. You're on the Titanic doing spy ♥♥♥♥ with cool writing and alternate history, tons and tons of replay value in this game with like 8 different endings (9 if you count going down with the ship as an ending), and each playthrough will play out differently in terms of how you accomplish your goals. There are multiple ways to make progress in this game, with no single "right" option, and just because you achieved success in one playthrough doesn't mean you've seen everything. I don't know how in detail I can go without getting into some spoiler territory, but despite being a 90s PC adventure game, this isn't your standard point and click like Monkey Island. If you end up playing this game and enjoying it, I HIGHLY encourage you check out Dust: A Tale of the Wired West. Made by the same developers in the same engine, this game is a pseudo-sequel to Dust, and it's absolutely worth your time.

I played this game as a kid and oh man the glitches are still there. With that being said this game brings me back glitches and all. Its a favorite of mine. So glad to find this game again. You play as a spy who failed his mission before. You are then transported back in time to do your mission over and hopefully better than the last time.

Amazing game.