TITANIC Shipwreck Exploration

Not a terrible experience, but as a huge Titanic nerd, I was pretty underwhelmed. Maybe if you have just a passing interest in the ship/wreck, are super into VR titles, and/or are mostly into the Titanic from the Cameron film, then maybe you will have a better experience. But even then, the PC port is kinda meh since it's made for VR controls and immersion. Some major parts of the Cameron film set are not in this experiences for some reason, and overall it's just a mixed bag. I was interested in trying this out since I noticed it was on sale for the first time since its release in 2018 and it actually is a complete experience unlike the other Titanic wreck exploration title on Steam which seems to have been abandoned. However, for those, like me, super into the ship, there's just so much wrong or blocked off it just became super frustrating. At first I thought, from the screenshots, that perhaps this title (it's not a game, but a VR "experience") this wreck was attempting to preserve the wreck as we knew it from the 1980s footage and Ken Marshall paintings, since the forward part of the bow section is very much looking like it did then. However, my hopes there were dashed wh…

TITANIC Shipwreck Exploration, developed and published by Immersive VR Education PLC, is an interactive historical exploration experience designed around archaeology, education, and one of the most famous maritime disasters ever recorded. Instead of approaching its subject matter as a dramatic action game or conventional simulation, the experience focuses heavily on discovery and historical preservation. Players are invited to travel deep beneath the Atlantic Ocean to investigate the remains of RMS Titanic, combining documentary-style presentation with exploratory gameplay to create something that feels closer to a digital museum exhibit than a traditional video game. The experience places players in the role of Dr. Ethan Lynch, a maritime archaeologist participating in a research expedition dedicated to studying the Titanic wreck site. Supported by a scientific team and advanced exploration equipment, players descend into one of the most famous underwater locations in history. The game immediately establishes atmosphere through scale and environmental design. The ocean surrounding the wreck feels cold, silent, and enormous, reinforcing both the isolation of deep-sea exploration a…

Scariest game I have ever played. You feel like you are deep underwater in the presence of the huge magnificent ship herself.

its realistic and cool

The TITANIC

Its educational for kids and adults.