Titanic: Fall Of A Legend

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"Titanic: Fall Of A Legend" is a narrative-driven adventure game set on the ill-fated Titanic. Players uncover the truth behind the disaster through interactive puzzles and investigations, meeting historically accurate characters and experiencing the ship's final hours. With a focus on realism and historical accuracy, the game brings a unique perspective to the tragic event.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

76%

Audience ScoreBased on 74 reviews

graphics6 positive mentions

stability6 negative mentions

The game has a lot of potential and offers a unique experience of exploring the Titanic during its sinking.
The graphics and attention to detail in the sinking sequence are commendable, providing an immersive atmosphere.
The developers are actively working on updates and improvements, showing commitment to enhancing the game.

The game is plagued with bugs, including character getting stuck in doorways and stairs, and the water acting as a solid surface.
There is a severe lack of interactivity and interior spaces within the ship, making exploration feel limited and frustrating.
Many players have reported performance issues and graphical glitches, detracting from the overall experience.

graphics
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with many users noting significant glitches and a lack of polish reminiscent of PS2-era visuals. While some appreciate the exploration and certain graphical elements, others criticize the overall quality as subpar, especially in comparison to similar titles. There is a consensus that improvements in graphics and controls could enhance the experience significantly.
- “So fun amazing graphics you have to try it.”
- “In terms of graphics and build quality, it's pretty spot on.”
- “The model and the graphics are nice, the exploration and daylight sinking mode give a nice touch in the game and the sinking sequence is almost accurate apart from the port list at the beginning.”
- “Considering the graphics are poor, the movement is worse, there isn't much of a ship actually built to look at, and nothing is usable.”
- “Graphics are subpar compared to Titanic Honor and Glory, but again for 10 bucks, it's alright.”
- “PS2 era graphics, I would say.”
stability
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's stability has been widely criticized, with users reporting numerous bugs, graphic glitches, and issues such as freezing and lack of controller support. Many players experienced significant gameplay interruptions, leading some to request refunds, though there is hope that future updates could improve the overall experience.
- “It was full of graphic glitches and kept trapping me in the hallways.”
- “This game is messing up on my computer.. it does come on but the screen just goes black and freezes up.”
- “Buggy as hell and requested a refund.”
story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story revolves around a mission to explore a detailed rendition of the Titanic while rescuing passengers before the ship sinks. Players engage in various tasks, such as launching or rowing lifeboats, adding depth to the narrative experience. Overall, the game offers an engaging plot that enhances the exploration of the iconic ship.
- “Don't bother, if you want to explore the ship, get Titanic: Adventure Out of Time. It has much more of the ship rendered with more detail, plus you get an excellent story too.”
- “A game whose plot is to search the ship and rescue as many people as possible before it goes down.”
- “Helping launch or row a boat adds a mission element, like being assigned to a boat.”
- “The game's plot revolves around searching the ship and rescuing as many people as possible before it sinks.”
- “The story lacks depth and feels more like a series of tasks rather than a cohesive narrative.”
- “The missions feel disjointed and fail to create a compelling storyline that keeps players engaged.”
optimization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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"Titanic: Foal" is praised for its excellent optimization, providing a highly detailed and accurate representation of the Titanic's sinking, particularly after a recent interior update that enhances the quality of popular spaces within the ship. Users rate its performance a perfect 5/5.
- “Titanic: The game is very well optimized and accurately depicts the sinking of the Titanic, with the recent interior update allowing you to see popular spaces inside the ship in great quality.”
- “Performance: 5/5”
gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is generally well-received, with users noting that while there are no field of view adjustments, it doesn't detract from the experience. While it may not be entirely realistic, the overall gameplay mechanics are considered solid and enjoyable.
- “It isn't realistic to real time; however, for gameplay, it is pretty good.”
- “No field of view adjustments, but it really did not need any during gameplay.”
- “There is no field of view (FOV) adjustment, which is frustrating even though it didn't seem necessary during gameplay.”
- “The gameplay feels repetitive and lacks variety, making it hard to stay engaged.”
- “The controls are unresponsive at times, leading to frustrating moments during gameplay.”