Titanic

59%
Game Brain Score Based on 382 reviews
  • graphics
  • story
  • gameplay
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"Titanic" is a simulation game that allows players to experience the famous ocean liner's maiden voyage, leading up to its collision with an iceberg and subsequent sinking. Players assume the role of a passenger, witnessing firsthand the events of that fateful night in April 1912. The game features detailed visuals of the ship's final moments, including the historic moment when the ship breaks in two.

  • PC
  • Windows
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59%
Audience ScoreBased on 382 reviews
graphics10 positive mentions
music3 negative mentions
  • The Titanic model in the game looks great, and the sinking simulation is fairly realistic.
  • The game is inexpensive, making it accessible for those interested in Titanic history.
  • There is potential for improvement, and the developers are actively updating the game.
  • There is a severe lack of interior exploration, with only a few rooms available and many bugs present.
  • The game is poorly optimized, leading to glitches, frame drops, and frustrating controls.
  • The sinking experience is too fast, and there is little to do while waiting for the ship to sink.
  • graphics36 mentions

    The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players noting that while the ship's exterior is visually appealing and resembles the Titanic, the overall quality is not state-of-the-art and suffers from issues like clipping and low resolution. Many users feel that for the low price point, the graphics are acceptable, though they express a desire for more detailed interiors and improved performance on lower-end PCs. Overall, the graphics contribute to an immersive experience, but expectations should be tempered given the game's budget nature.

    • “The graphics in the game look nice and the ship certainly looks like the real Titanic.”
    • “I found the outstanding graphics to assist me in being completely immersed in the game, not only do the graphics make the game more gripping, but they really make you feel as if you were part of the terror on board the Titanic on that horrific night.”
    • “This game is pretty good, especially the graphics and the free roam camera.”
    • “You will just spend 40 minutes on a ship without any interior, roaming around and witnessing horrible Unity graphics.”
    • “Graphics are low quality and expect a lot of clipping if you run up against a wall (which you will).”
    • “I wasn't expecting a huge story and immense Unreal Engine 4 graphics, but I just expected a little more than what I actually got.”
  • story30 mentions

    The story aspect of the game is centered around the Titanic, appealing to fans of its historical narrative, but it lacks depth and engagement, with players noting a short and underwhelming storyline. While the game's visuals and immersive environment are praised, many feel that the absence of meaningful missions or goals detracts from the overall experience. Despite these criticisms, fans of the Titanic story may still find value in exploring the game's setting.

    • “I always loved the story of Titanic and loved the Roblox game on the Titanic, as it is a roleplaying server that pits you on the last day of the Titanic and lets you survive the sinking.”
    • “It's very enjoyable if you love the story of the Titanic.”
    • “Honestly, for the price, and the fact that they're still updating it, if you're interested in the story of the Titanic, this is worth checking it out.”
    • “I wasn't expecting a huge story and immense Unreal Engine 4 graphics, but I just expected a little more than what I actually got.”
    • “And story mode sounds like a dog dry heaving.”
    • “You have no goals, missions, or anything to do but just sit there.”
  • gameplay18 mentions

    The gameplay is simple and focuses on exploration, particularly of the Titanic, with players often engaging in activities like taking pictures. While the game is well-supported with updates and offers a decent experience for its low price, some users find the lack of substantial content and the need to relaunch the game to access the menu frustrating. Overall, the gameplay is enjoyable for those who appreciate its casual nature, despite its limitations.

    • “As far as gameplay, the developers have done a fantastic job of keeping the updates coming for this title and the current state of this game is very well done.”
    • “Gameplay is simple - explore the Titanic or live 'that' night.”
    • “My personal gameplay is taking pictures of the ship.”
    • “Looking at multiplayer gameplay doesn't even make sense as there's nothing to do other than wander around and drown (whether or not you get on a lifeboat).”
    • “This is more of a point of convenience rather than something that affects gameplay, but I still feel it is worth mentioning because it was quite annoying having to quit to desktop and relaunch the game every time I just wanted to return to the menu.”
    • “Again, not that much of a gameplay this game is, but I love it.”
  • music10 mentions

    The music aspect of the game has received criticism for its absence, with reviewers emphasizing the importance of a soundtrack to enhance emotional engagement and overall experience. One user specifically noted that the existing sound effects, such as the jumping soundtrack, are unappealing and likened them to a chainsaw. Overall, the consensus is that the game would benefit significantly from the addition of a well-crafted musical score.

    • “Music invokes emotion incredibly and makes games better experiences.”
    • “No music.”
    • “It needs some sort of soundtrack.”
    • “But the jumping soundtrack sounds like a chainsaw.”
  • stability8 mentions

    The game suffers from significant stability issues, including frequent bugs that cause the game to freeze during critical moments, such as after dying or taking screenshots. Players often find themselves needing to restart the game due to these glitches, which can also lead to getting stuck in various locations.

    • “After you die, the screen to reload the game freezes, and you have to completely close and restart the game.”
    • “You can also get stuck in places, and it glitches a lot.”
    • “When you take a screenshot, it freezes, and you have to restart the game.”
  • optimization4 mentions

    The game is widely regarded as poorly optimized, with multiple users noting that it requires significant optimization improvements to enhance performance.

    • “The game feels poorly optimized.”
    • “I did notice the game needs a bit of optimization work.”
  • atmosphere4 mentions

    The game's atmosphere effectively captures the tension of a dire situation, with a visually compelling camera perspective that enhances the experience. However, the pacing is criticized, as players cannot adjust the sinking speed, leading to a prolonged sense of urgency that may detract from the overall immersion.

    • “The atmosphere of that terrible night is certainly palpable.”
    • “The atmosphere of that terrible night is certainly unsettling.”
  • emotional4 mentions

    Players find the game to be deeply emotional and beautifully crafted, often evoking strong feelings despite initial mixed expectations. The emotional depth of the game resonates with many, making it a memorable experience.

    • “Such a beautiful, emotional game.”
    • “Such a beautiful, emotional game.”
  • grinding2 mentions

    Players find the grinding aspect tedious, particularly due to the need to exit the game to access different modes, which disrupts the flow of gameplay.

    • “But the player will need to exit the game if they want to visit a different mode and start up the software again, which I find a bit tedious.”
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