
Investigate a dark mystery aboard the RMS Titanic before the final night becomes a fight for survival. Explore, solve puzzles, uncover secrets, and make impossible choices as history’s most famous ship sinks beneath the Atlantic.
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Every Second Counts. History Is Inevitable.
April 14, 1912. The final night of the RMS Titanic.
You are a private investigator aboard the world’s most famous ocean liner. What begins as a routine voyage soon becomes something far darker: a suspicious death, hidden clues, locked rooms, restricted decks, and a mystery buried deep within the ship.
Explore the Titanic before disaster strikes. Question passengers, search cabins, uncover secrets, and follow a trail that leads from the elegance of First Class to the shadowed lower decks below. But as the truth begins to surface, so does the danger.
And then the iceberg hits.
What was once an investigation becomes a desperate fight for survival as freezing water floods the ship, corridors tilt, lights fail, and panic spreads across the decks. Every choice matters. Every second counts.
The ship will sink.
What you discover — and who you save — is up to you.
Explore the Titanic Before and During the Disaster
Walk through richly detailed areas of the ship, from luxurious public rooms to restricted service corridors, cargo spaces, machinery areas, and lifeboat decks.
Investigate a Dark Mystery
Search crime scenes, collect evidence, question passengers, and uncover hidden connections before the final night arrives.
Puzzle and Lock Interaction
Solve environmental puzzles, open locked doors, decode clues, and use tools to access restricted areas.
Stealth and Tension
Enter forbidden sections of the ship, avoid dangerous enemies, and uncover secrets others want buried.
Dynamic Sinking Gameplay
Experience rising water, tilting decks, blocked paths, failing lights, and changing environments as Titanic succumbs to the Atlantic.
Survival Mechanics
Manage cold, stamina, blocked routes, and physical hazards while trying to reach safety.
Moral Choices and Multiple Endings
In the final moments, decide what matters most: justice, love, or saving as many lives as possible.
Historical Atmosphere
Meet passengers and crew inspired by real Titanic history, and witness moments of human courage, fear, and sacrifice during the final hours.
Do you have what it takes to survive the most famous shipwreck in history? Or will you become another soul claimed by the icy depths? The clock is ticking. The water is rising. Your decisions will determine your fate.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian, Czech +1 more
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Titanic Escape Simulator is great in the absolute worst way possible. This game has AI voices, bugs galore, janky gameplay, and is overall just an awful, ♥♥♥♥♥♥ game. There were so many moments where I genuinely couldn't believe what I was playing. But somehow... I had an absolute BLAST. Making fun of everything that went wrong and experiencing the pure disaster firsthand had me laughing the entire time. It's one of those games that's so bad it circles back around to being hilarious. That being said, do NOT buy this game. I had fun because I could laugh at how terrible it was, not because it's actually worth playing. Save your money. The Titanic isn't the only thing sinking here. Watch my full playthrough: https://youtu.be/yzRpMDJpNY4
this game is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ trash like absolute trash do not give these mfs money
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Even though the game has very nicely curated build of the titanic, it is criminally buggy. The lighting in interiors is broken flashing all the time or having weird reflections. The game is linear with not much exploration. Flooding graphics were the most disappointing. The escape part is so buggy I had to restart it many times and I still haven't managed to finish it. It seems like an alpha version of the game. It needs a serious debugging before actual release.
While Titanic Escape Simulator™ offers decent visual presentation at first glance, the game feels completely unpolished and unfinished. Within my brief playthrough, I noticed visible gaps in both the interior and exterior environments, alongside immediate technical bugs. The core mechanics feel weak, and the lack of a coherent story or clear objectives makes the experience chaotic and frustrating to navigate. "Great" graphics cannot save a game that lacks basic polish and structured gameplay, which ultimately led me to refund it almost immediately.
Completely unfinished. I wanted to like this game so bad. But its hot garbage in its current form. I fell through the map 2 times in the first 5 min of playing. Then tried to play the story and couldnt progress due to not being able to walk downstairs in the cargo hold. The NPCs are all weird and the whole thing just is janky. The rooms you can walk inare done well and the idea of exploring the Titanic is super sick. Itsjust the story sucks.It raged me out enough I am going to request a refund.
Literally $20 AI slop. I wouldn't bother.
Bought it as a fan of Titanic. It's really a slop, not worth $5. Very very buggy and unfinished. Could not pass through doors, there's a lockpicking minigame that is impossible to solve or exit. Do not buy it, it's not a finished product. It's a Titanic Adventure Out of Time rip-off, except that in 90s they made a much better game than this is.
Th game is absolutely bad. Takes 5 mins to escape both endings, graphics aren't good and just feels like AI, only like 2 hours if that of gameplay. My cat could create a better game and he's dead.
This game is just bad. I bought and downloaded it thinking it could not possibly be as bad as people acted. It is probably worse. First off, the first class lounge is NOT the smoking room. They're labeled in the model for God sake, and the dev still couldn't get it right. Isidor Straus calls his wife Isidor, probably because the Voice acting seems to be handled by AI. The performance is also just terrible. Immediately refunded.
First off, the title of this game is extremely misleading. This is not an escape simulator. This is a story-driven game. The main character's name is ARTHUR MORGAN WHICH IS A TOTAL DISS TO RDR2. The voice acting is utterly terrible, and the character animations are even worse! TOTAL L of a game.
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