Titanic II: Orchestra for Dying at Sea

How great is our God?

I don't believe that this could be classified as a game, it's not really even an experience. It is an artistic expression at best. The introduction was far too long and caused anxiety due to a lack of control, then boredom, perceiving that you were trapped and there was nothing you could do to push things along. Transitions were also disappointing, realizing that where you were allowed to go, you still could not interact with the environment and actually 'play' the game. There was a preachy part about environmentalism, then in a bizarre twist I guess I am reincarnated as a sea creature but I am unable to connect with the human world. Ultimately, I am just left abandoned and disturbed, fade to black.

Geoff Keighly is a fraud for not allowing this. He told me himself. WHY.

Regrettably, this exists.

Would recommend as a big fan of the Titanic, this was a very interesting experience to say the least!

I saw this game in the nonbinary featured. This game was a steamy pile of ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

I first played this about 2-3 months ago and am only now just writing a review because I really wanted to sit with it first. There's imagery here I would love to break down and, truthfully, may play through a second time in order to really digest it. But I think the most important takeaway from this game for me and what I most appreciated about not only it but the rest of this dev's backlog is that it's just. Human. This is a game that's best played without any spoilers or awareness of its contents - just immerse yourself for a good hour or so in artistry that's weird and unsettling yet somehow within that confusion is comfort and familiarity. This game feels like an injoke you've been making for half your life, yknow? You may not remember how it started or perhaps the meaning has been lost to time, but it's familial. I don't typically write reviews that aren't mostly jokes but this piece of art struck me in such a way that, truthfully, I just wanted an excuse to give the dev my appreciation. Set aside an hour or so, get some friends in vc, and play through this game blind. I'm sure you'll get it.

i hate thse ts so baaaaad