- October 27, 2016
- The Digital Village
Starship Titanic
Platforms
About
In Starship Titanic, you explore and repair a luxury space liner filled with wacky characters and peculiar puzzles. Communicate with the ship's entertaining artificial lifeforms, averting disasters and uncovering the mystery behind the ship's malfunctions. This humor-infused adventure game offers a unique and immersive experience in a richly detailed, interactive universe.








- Unique, large, and beautifully crafted ship to explore with fun interactable characters that carry classic Douglas Adams humor.
- Immersive and enjoyable music, along with an interesting story that keeps players engaged.
- Nostalgic experience for fans of old-school adventure games, with clever writing and quirky characters.
- Puzzles are often nonsensical and can be nearly impossible to solve without a guide, leading to frustration.
- The user interface is confusing and not well explained, making navigation and gameplay cumbersome.
- The game lacks sufficient hints or instructions, which can leave players feeling lost and overwhelmed.
humor
60 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in the game is a mix of classic Douglas Adams wit and Monty Python-style absurdity, featuring memorable voice performances from John Cleese and Terry Jones. While many players appreciate the quirky dialogue and bizarre characters, opinions vary on its effectiveness, with some finding it hilarious and others feeling it falls short of Adams' best work. Overall, the humor is a defining aspect that may resonate more with fans of British dry humor, though it can be hit or miss depending on personal taste.
“Douglas Adams is hilarious, and this game really shines with his humor throughout.”
“The setting and the characters are all wonderfully bizarre, as you would expect from something created by Douglas Adams, with hilarious dialogue voiced by Terry Jones, John Cleese, and Adams himself.”
“The story is what makes the game worth playing, and it is very, very funny.”