For the regular player it means a chance to experience something that hasn’t existed in over eighty years. When you consider that a large majority of players will be true Titanic buffs this attention to detail is all important, these are the people who will notice if the pattern on the carpet is wrong. There is much written about the how detailed and immersive games today look and feel, but playing Titanic is like experiencing a little bit of history first hand. Such attention to detail is what marks this game as a true standout. The carpets, dishes in the café, and gymnasium equipment have all been faithfully recreated as they looked. The team behind the game spent two years researching every nook and cranny of the ship and has spared no expense in creating the most stunningly accurate model of the ship to date.
But if you haven’t, let me assure you they are incredible.
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They have been used extensively over the past year and a half in TV specials on the ship. However, at first the sheer size of the Titanic can be tricky to navigate so if you get lost just ask the helpful lift attendant who is always more than happy to guide you to any part of the ship.īy now anyone who has caught an episode of the coverage of the "recovery" of artifacts from the Titanic on the Discovery channel has had a chance to get a look at the environments of this game. Though not every part of the ship can be accessed (sure to be a big disappointment to Titanic aficionados) you soon can find your way around the ship with a minimum of confusion. However, the map provided to you by Smethells is very handy and helps you jump from deck to deck on the ship, expediting laborious backtracking. Once in a while the player can move in a diagonal direction but this is the exception not the rule. Movement in the game is keyboard controlled and sadly restricted to forward, backward, left and right, which is a pity with the gorgeous environments CyberFlix has meticulously recreated. Titanic begins by having the player move about the ship in a first person perspective but intercuts this with third person scenes of the ship sailing and ultimately sinking (yes, she sinks, there is nothing you do to stop that). Once armed with your map and watch you enter the Titanic ready and eager to begin your mission. In a clever move CyberFlix uses Smethells to give you a map of the ship, explain routine commands for the game and impart tips for interacting within the game. During a bombing raid in World War 2 you are given the chance to go back in time and put things right, but can you erase the past? Eager not to repeat your past failures you are met in your cabin by Smethells your steward. In Titanic the gamer assumes the character of a disgraced and downtrodden spy whose destiny was sealed years ago aboard the ill-fated Titanic.
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