Titanic: The Experience
Interactive Gaming Studios · 2017 · Simulation, Atmospheric, Immersive Sim, Adventure, Indie
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About Titanic: The Experience
They said the Titanic was unsinkable but they were wrong.
Experience the Titanic in all of its glory, witness the iceberg collision, the sinking and escape! Set foot on the most famous ocean liner.
Relive that fateful day on April 14th 1912 when the largest and most luxurious ocean liner struck an iceberg on its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York. They said the Titanic was unsinkable, but they were wrong. Experience what it was like on that cold and dark night. You are put into the shoes of a passenger on the Titanic, and will witness first-hand the collision with the iceberg and the sinking of the RMS Titanic. This experience provides breathtaking visuals of Titanic's last moments, including the ocean liner breaking in two pieces. The game focuses on a simulation experience of the Titanic.
The simulation also includes interior area exploration, including Titanic's D-deck, the first class Pool room and Marconi room.
Titanic: The Experience provides the ultimate Titanic simulation.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Such a shlop of a game i get its not a high end dev but man, every thing is soooooooo wrong its unreal - it should just be a ship sinking sim2 found this helpful
Just wait for Titanic: Honor and Glory. Its made by a much larger group of people with years of effort poured in and its gonna be free. This game is rough around the edges, real rough.1 found this helpful
not good1 found this helpful
ICEBERG RIGHT AHEAD!!!
They promised a ship — they gave a box. In reality, there are only two rooms and a corridor. Everything else is just a backdrop. On top of that, textures are clipping through, and the ENB gives a terrible blurry, soapy image. Feels like I didn't download a game, but a student project — a '3D ship model in Blender.' Nothing but disappointment.
Really? 29 minutes from the start of the main experience until the lights went out and the ship to break in half and then the stern section dissapperaing in under 30 seconds. Truth of the matter is that the stern sat on the surface for a few minutes before tilting again and then going down.
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