
Titanic: The Game takes place aboard the R.M.S. Titanic on her fateful maiden voyage across the Atlantic. The player’s avatar is a young socialite, Margaret Ashley, one of the fortunate unfortunates who sailed on Titanic and survived.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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nostalgia, also why is the main character always causing chaos lel
i had the disk version of this game as a kid and played it probably hundreds of times. was nice to relive a part of my childhood.
Fun game , neat game and one of the few titanic games on steam
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Game is unplayable. IT will not load. Do not buy this.
Definitely give this hidden object game a go! It's a great game with a good story line. The voice acting and graphics are not the best, but for the price, I still recommend the game.
good Hidden Object/Puzzle game but WAY to short, in 6 hours I beat the game twice to get both endings and beat the bonus rounds, and this was on my first and second run thrus on the game so I was very slow on some of the puzzles.
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I got this game in a sale and I wouldn't really recommend it if that wasn't the case. The hidden object scenes are good, if a little too easy at times, and some of the puzzles were challenging but not too obscure as to be impossible. The voice acting I also found to be quite good. The art style is satisfying, with some lovely interiors. The main character's commitment to vandalism is humorously treated, which is a nice nod to how most characters go through this sort of games. However, technically the game struggles. Moving around can only be done via the map, which doesn't feel natural if you're used to more interactive HO games, and some of the objects to be clicked on are far too picky, you really have to get your mouse right on the correct pixel. Furthermore, some of the puzzles are really obtuse. At one point the player character does something and literally says she has no idea why she did it, only for it to become useful several stages later. So not the most natural gaming experience. As I said, I got the game in a sale and wouldn't have wanted to pay full price. It's clunky and occasionally frustrating, but it has all the components you need for a casual gaming experience. Don't expect too much, but it's a fair way to while away the time.
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