Titanic Escape Simulator™

Please do not buy this game. It is ai slop of the highest order. The titanic disaster was exactly that a disaster. People died that day, real people, families, children etc. This game is a mockery to what happened to them. There was literally no effort given and real victims of that tragedy are used as props for a terribly written story. The "cinematics" if you can even call them that are so robotically acted out that i found myself skipping through dialogue and not even paying attention. Even if you are fascinated by the Titanic this game is not for you, exploration is limited/not free roam and very buggy. I would fact check how many details they botched for the interior but i simply don't want to play anymore of this game to do a comparison or analysis. Don't buy it.

what in the Zack D films game did i just play...just wasted 1.5 hrs of my life. The concept is cool and i really hope someone can make a better version of this in the future...but come on $20 for this hot garbage is criminal. ZERO amount of effort into this game.

Absolut, seelenlosses, rotziges, kacka KI Game! Es wird euch eure Seele rauben! Dies ist unter meiner oder unserer aller WÜRDE... Ich brauche jetzt eine Therapie... Aber die bezahlt mir niemand... ich bin traurig.... Zwei Stunden meines Lebens habe ich verschwendet... Das ENDE IST EINE KATASTROPHE.... Ich durfte nicht mal in Türkische bad dippen! Schwach angefangen und stark nachgelassen....

I ignored the reviews and I regret it. This game has more bugs than a swamp in Florida. Lighting is horrendous its almost impossible to see anything, spelling and grammatical errors are littered everywhere, phasing through walls like Danny Phantom, getting stuck in random places and having to start over, the bottoms of door frames making it so you cant walk through them, random features from characters disappear (my eyebrows were missing from numerous cutscenes lol). Items randomly disappear from your inventory, and so on. That being said, this game is still hot garbage without the bugs. Captain Smith gives you "full" access to the entire ship but you are still locked into the story. This game CONFINES you to play it exactly as the devs want you to. I thought you would have free reign to explore the ship atleast a little bit but you don't. During the escape at the end you walk passed like 4 staircases that are blocked off with a tiny little ribbon because the devs have a specific path they want you to take. So many doors exist that I feel you should be able to open but cant, not even just cabin doors i mean like doors going to the main decks, there will be like 3 or 4 doors but only one actually works. None of the ai generated voices have any life to them. Despite the titanic having over 2000 people aboard there's never more than 15 people together in any room and much of the ship feels empty and lifeless. The plot seems like a 10 year old wrote it, if you shoot the guy at the end there's a cutscene of your character throwing the book off the edge, you know, the book that the villain just took onto a lifeboat magically reappears in your possession. Also couldn't you kill the guy and also save the girl or random strangers? or all three? the puzzle solving is incredibly lazy, Fears to Fathom(another $10 indie game) had so much more effort put into that game. This game basically holds your hand the entire time and doesn't give you any opportunity to explore or figure things out on your own and you could play it half asleep. Everytime your character talks, he stops dead in his tracks and its super annoying, you cant even look around which is really funny when you approach someone who's supposed to talk to you and they aren't even on the screen lol, the scripted scenes have the worst motion I've ever seen, you get punched at one part of the game and my character didn't even get hit on screen. The only good things i can really say is that the recreation of the titanic appears to be somewhat faithful and the facts and real people sprinkled in are a nice touch, Although they could have added many more. I wouldn't be surprised if this entire game was AI generated This game had potential to be something cool but falls flat in pretty much every area. DO NOT BUY IT unless you really like throwing away money, hating yourself, or falling asleep. Its not even "funny bad" which is the worst part.

this is slop. I thought i'd give it a good and honest try even after reading the reviews and it's just terrible. for all those who lost their lives that day i feel sorry for them to be depicted this way.

This "Escape Simulator" spends 90% of the game solving an insane mystery that is completely bonkers, then 10 minutes escaping the ship

Stay away from this trash. I mean it. It's not worth your time. The only good thing about this game is that you can explore parts of the Titanic through a old model of the ship that was released by "Titanic Honour & Glory" - which model, you can get for free from their website ! Whoever made his game, took that model, slapped a poorly 100%-made-by-AI ridiculous story and characters on it, and they're selling it as a .... "game" STAY AWAY.

I'm a historian who contributes to the ongoing research into Titanic. The bar for me to enjoy this game was so incredibly low it was surely a slam dunk. Or not. This plays like the earliest of early access to a beta, not a finished product at all. There was a whole host of bugs; NPC faces didn't load, the lighting was terrible, surfaces didn't render, scenes were just a black screen... At one point two NPCs were talking but their models were reversed so I got to see Isidor Straus' voice come from his wife, along with his sentiments. The story itself is a little weird, from what little I played of it. It goes so noir as to be incomprehensible and after an hour of playing I had no idea why I was even on the Titanic (or why my eyebrows repeatedly failed to render). Absolutely gutted. I wanted to love this game. I bought it within five minutes of release for myself, and purchased it as a gift. Didn't even get to finish it before I was requesting a refund. Nevermind the Titanic, it's a terrible game.