Titanic: Adventure Out Of Time

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Titanic: Adventure Out Of Time is a single player casual simulation game with fantasy, drama, mystery, thriller and others themes. It was developed by Cyberflix Incorporated and was released on April 26, 2018. It received positive reviews from players.

In Titanic: Adventure Out of Time, players explore a 3D virtual representation of the RMS Titanic in a point-and-click adventure game. The objective is to alter history by preventing the Titanic's tragedy, all while uncovering and completing missions from your past as a British spy. The game offers multiple versions for PC and Mac, with hybrid options available for both systems.

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story35 positive mentions

stability8 negative mentions

Titanic: Adventure Out of Time offers a captivating blend of history, mystery, and adventure, immersing players in a beautifully recreated RMS Titanic.
The game features multiple endings based on player choices, providing high replayability and engaging storytelling.
Despite its age, the game retains a charming atmosphere with memorable characters and a haunting soundtrack that enhances the experience.

The game suffers from technical issues, including frequent crashes and dialogue cutoffs, which can disrupt the gameplay experience.
Graphics and animations feel dated, which may deter modern players accustomed to high-fidelity visuals.
Navigation can be confusing due to the ship's layout, and some puzzles may feel overly simplistic or frustrating.

story
125 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story of "Titanic: Adventure Out of Time" is a compelling blend of historical intrigue and interactive storytelling, following Frank Carlson, a British secret agent tasked with preventing a political disaster aboard the Titanic just before its infamous sinking. Players navigate a richly detailed environment, making choices that lead to multiple endings, which enhances replayability and immerses them in a narrative filled with moral ambiguity and suspense. Despite its age, the game's innovative approach to storytelling and character interaction remains engaging, making it a notable example of early environmental storytelling in video games.
- “The narrative’s brilliance lies in how it merges real historical figures and authentic ship details with a spy story laced with moral ambiguity and temporal consequences.”
- “What ultimately makes Titanic: Adventure Out of Time endure is its blend of historical reverence and imaginative storytelling.”
- “You play as a British agent with a mission you must complete onboard Titanic on the night of the disaster; depending on your decisions throughout the course of this couple of hour game, you can get one of multiple endings, all with a new story to tell.”
- “The story is okay.”
- “The fictional story is full of intrigue and the characters, though somewhat shallow, are interesting.”
- “While the main plot and goal are straightforward for the most part, there are many subplots that not only reveal characters' backstories and motives, but also influence how some of the puzzles can be solved.”
graphics
61 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game, while considered impressive for its 1996 release, are now widely regarded as dated, with many users noting issues such as graphical glitches and low resolution. Despite these shortcomings, the pre-rendered backgrounds and character models still evoke a nostalgic charm and a sense of atmosphere that enhances the storytelling experience. Overall, while the visuals may not hold up to modern standards, they remain a significant part of the game's historical context and appeal.
- “The pre-rendered backgrounds still evoke a haunting beauty, and while the character models and facial animations are dated, their photographic quality gives them a strangely timeless eeriness.”
- “Long before high-fidelity 3D graphics were standard, this game offered players the ability to wander the ship’s halls, cabins, and decks in stunning detail, with a level of atmosphere that felt almost eerie.”
- “The graphics were considered so good at the time that videos from the game were actually used in some television documentaries during the 1990s.”
- “The graphics do not hold up well after all these years.”
- “The graphics don't hold up in any way, but it's worth playing just for the nostalgia!”
- “Good game but this version is broken, plenty of bugs and graphical glitches.”
music
46 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is widely praised for its atmospheric and haunting quality, effectively enhancing the suspense and emotional depth of the experience. Reviewers note that the soundtrack adapts to different locations and situations, creating a sense of unease that complements the game's narrative. While some players found the music creepy, many consider it a standout feature that contributes significantly to the game's lasting impact and replay value.
- “Set aboard the ill-fated Titanic, the game immerses you in its beautifully recreated interiors, with a rich soundtrack that enhances the suspenseful atmosphere.”
- “The music changes depending on where you are on the ship and the situation, creating the right feeling for each moment.”
- “The rest of the soundtrack is also hauntingly beautiful, often having an undertone of imminent dread.”
- “In fact, my biggest gripe is the terrible soundtrack, an absolute dirge.”
- “As a 12-year-old, I did not enjoy the soundtrack and played the game in its entirety with the music off.”
- “As an adult, I still do not like the soundtrack, but I will give it points for adding to the atmosphere and tension of the game.”
gameplay
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is a blend of dialogue-driven choices, puzzle-solving, and exploration typical of point-and-click adventure games, praised for its intricate design and engaging mechanics. While it features fluid navigation and a compelling atmosphere, some players note bugs and dated graphics, with certain puzzles being particularly challenging. Overall, the gameplay remains enjoyable and thought-provoking, showcasing a strong balance between storytelling and interaction.
- “The gameplay is an intricate balance of dialogue-driven choices, puzzle solving, and exploration.”
- “The gameplay is what you'd expect from a point-and-click adventure game, involving clicking and interacting with objects, talking with characters, and taking notes (and you'll definitely need to write them down, which I think makes the game fun and engages your brain to figure things out).”
- “In terms of gameplay and design, it's sort of weird that a point-and-click adventure title from the mid-1990s holds up as well as this game does.”
- “Also, if anyone is thinking of streaming/recording their gameplay, forget it.”
- “You'll find that the graphics and gameplay style are quite dated and some of the puzzles are awfully difficult.”
- “Gameplay is very much a point-and-click affair.”
atmosphere
17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The atmosphere of "Titanic: Adventure Out of Time" is widely praised for its haunting and immersive qualities, effectively capturing the eerie essence of the ill-fated ship through detailed environments and a fitting soundtrack. Despite its mid-1990s visuals, the game's art direction and emotional music create a unique and suspenseful experience that resonates with players, making it both memorable and replayable. The combination of rich historical detail and a foreboding ambiance contributes to a genuinely captivating atmosphere that enhances the overall gameplay.
- “The result is a game that manages to be both hauntingly atmospheric and surprisingly replayable, despite its age and technical limitations.”
- “Set aboard the ill-fated Titanic, the game immerses you in its beautifully recreated interiors, with a rich soundtrack that enhances the suspenseful atmosphere.”
- “You can roam around the decks in this stunning game and at times, the atmosphere is so genuinely unique that it almost 'feels' as though you are 'on' the actual ship!”
- “The creepy and foreboding atmosphere the ship has as you run around looking for clues is addictive.”
- “The atmosphere and dreariness this game presents you is one I haven't found in games trying to be creepy.”
- “From my earliest memories of PC gaming, this has remained one of my top and all-time cherished games not only for its introduction to its interesting point-and-click gameplay but the atmosphere it set that still both thrills and haunts me to this day.”
replayability
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is praised for its high replayability, offering multiple choices and endings that encourage players to experience the story in different ways. Despite its age, it features branching dialogue and consequence-driven outcomes, making each playthrough unique and engaging. Players appreciate the immersive atmosphere and deep narrative, which contribute to its lasting appeal and replay value.
- “It has multiple choices in how you complete the story and multiple endings as a result, making it highly replayable.”
- “In addition to the game's multiple endings, there are different choices you can make and different tasks you may have to achieve based on your performance that alter the flow of the game and offer a good bit of replay value.”
- “The game looks amazing, the story is fantastic and the multiple endings give it so much replayability.”
- “The game took me 5.5 hours to complete, but there is a replayability factor.”
- “I can't be sure if this game will have the same effect on you, but I will say the graphics were way ahead of their time, the writing is pretty good, the story is deep and exciting, and the replay value is immense (there are probably 50 different ways to complete it).”
- “The game is quite good and I would recommend it to others who are fans of point-and-click adventure games or to someone who is curious about checking it out. It has some replay value to it, and everyone's first experience with the titanic adventure out of time is different from others.”
optimization
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The re-release by Nightdive Studios allows the game to run smoothly on modern systems, although some technical issues like audio glitches and stuttering persist. While the unique presentation style may take some getting used to, the overall experience is enhanced by great visuals, music, and voice acting, despite minor optimization shortcomings. Players can enjoy a rich narrative with multiple endings and choices that add to the game's replay value.
- “The re-release by Nightdive Studios ensures that the game can run smoothly on modern systems, though some of its rough edges remain.”
- “In addition to the game's multiple endings, there are different choices you can make and different tasks you may have to achieve based on your performance that alter the flow of the game and offer a good bit of replay value.”
- “Audio issues and stuttering.”
- “It has some technical gaffes one would hope would be optimized out of a new platform release, but these are minor.”
stability
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's stability has received mixed reviews, with users reporting various glitches and bugs that can disrupt gameplay, including freezing issues and audio problems. While some players find it enjoyable despite these issues, others describe it as nearly unplayable due to frequent crashes and graphical glitches. Overall, players are advised to save often to mitigate the impact of these stability concerns.
- “But this version freezes mid-game and won't let you reload previous saves. You might be able to play this if you're ready to do it all in one sitting and start over the moment it decides to freeze.”
- “I was hoping to re-experience the game's nostalgia, but it's essentially unplayable with all the weird audio glitches and random crashes.”
- “Good game, but this version is broken, with plenty of bugs and graphical glitches.”
emotional
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game effectively evokes strong emotions through its meticulous historical detail and a powerful shift from exploration to survival, culminating in a deeply cinematic finale that resonates with a sense of loss. While the emotional music enhances the atmosphere, the lack of depth in the protagonist's backstory may hinder players' emotional attachment to him. Overall, the combination of music and narrative elements creates a compelling emotional experience, particularly during tense moments.
- “The attention to historical detail adds emotional weight to the experience—when the ship finally begins to sink, the player feels a real sense of loss, not just for the fictional characters but for the world that was so meticulously built.”
- “This shift from leisurely investigation to desperate survival gives the finale a raw emotional power, turning what could have been a static conclusion into a deeply cinematic experience.”
- “Fantastic, emotional music that fits perfectly with the atmosphere and the time of the story.”
humor
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is highlighted by the comedic expressions of the actors, which adds a funny and entertaining element to the experience.
- “I love the actors' faces; they're funny at times.”
- “The humor in this game is spot on and keeps me laughing throughout.”
- “The witty dialogue and hilarious situations make every moment enjoyable.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find grinding to be occasionally tedious, yet still enjoyable, suggesting a mix of frustration and fun in the experience.
- “Grinding can feel tedious at times, but it still manages to be fun.”
- “The repetitive nature of grinding makes it feel like a chore rather than an enjoyable experience.”
- “I find the grinding aspect to be overly time-consuming and not rewarding enough.”

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Titanic: Adventure Out Of Time is a casual simulation game with fantasy, drama, mystery, thriller and others themes.

Titanic: Adventure Out Of Time is available on PC, Mac OS and Windows.

Titanic: Adventure Out Of Time was released on April 26, 2018.

Titanic: Adventure Out Of Time was developed by Cyberflix Incorporated.

Titanic: Adventure Out Of Time has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its stability.

Titanic: Adventure Out Of Time is a single player game.

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