評論

• gamedeal user

  Feb 12, 2022

  Definitely the best sinking sim from this developer so far. It runs and controls much better than the old Titanic experience. Multiplayer will be a great addition whenever it becomes available, as long as it works properly. Adding a freecam mode, and a daylight exploration mode would make this a really solid experience. Even a daylight sinking, just to see everything clearly lit, would be pretty cool, but not necessary.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 12, 2022

  A few minor bugs and small improvements that can and hopefully will be made (Not gonna create an entire list unless requested), but overall a much better experience than Titanic: The Experience. I hope to see T:FOAL receive continual support and updates and look forward to seeing the multiplayer mode when it's added.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 12, 2022

  UPDATE: So, the Devs pushed a few updates since my initial review so I thought it's only fair if I update it. Upon closer inspection, I have to admit, the model in this game is really a lot more detailed than the one in the previous game, I have to give them that. The game has a few bugs (for example, in multiplayer, the stairs have no collisions. You also can't walk sideways or backwards in this mode). Your character can still walk on water and it still makes wood sound just like in the original game. The daylight exploration and daylight sinking modes a great additions but a free cam sinking mode is still not added (the pervious game had it and I personally used that mode the most) Multiplayer seems like a fun concept tho I've yet to find anyone who actually plays it, and as mentioned above, it has a few bugs. Overall, the devs are patching this game up bit by bit and it is getting better with each update but for the record, they have a lot to do. I will say again what I said in my original review: I'm not expecting a 5 euro game to be perfect but if the devs could patch this well, and implement some of the things I mentioned, it has the potential to be game worth even 10-15 euros. Original Review: This is almost exactly the same as Titanic: The Experience with some very minor improvements. - The graphics are a bit better, nothing worth noting (the iceberg looks a bit weird to me tho) - the ship model is probably the same as the one used in the previous game, with some detail and texture improvements (Please remove those ugly Free Unity Asset Store ladders from the aft superstructure and instead try making the model's ladders actually usable, or at least just give them collisions. Or you can also try modeling a very simple version of one of the second-class staircases to allow movement between the decks) The sinking is a bit inaccurate: the ship started with a light starboard list (about 2-3 degrees) until the water reached about the forward well deck, then it came to an even keel and then it started to list to port (unlike in the game where the port list starts almost immediately after the ship comes to a stop) The final plunge in the game is weird too: right before the breakup, it looks like as if the whole ship lifted upwards. Also the 4th funnel should fall at the moment the ship breaks in half in it should fall sideways (also the stern section should have a bit of port list after the breakup) The life boats could go a bit farther from the ship. The way they are in this game now is definitely an upgrade compared the the previous game where they stopped right next to the ship. But in real life they probably went even farther than this to avoid being pulled under by the sinking ship and also to avoid the people in the water who might try to swim to them and buckle them. Also there is no day or night time freeroam to explore the exterior and a free-cam mode would be great too. The previous game had these. Multiplayer sounds like an interesting concept if it gets implemented tho, so I'm looking forward to that one. I'm not saying a game sold for 5 euros should be an absolutely perfect representation of the Titanic's sinking, but with some improvements, and adding a few features from the previous game, this could be so much better and would even be worth 10 euros maybe (especially with a well implemented multiplayer)
• gamedeal user

  Feb 13, 2022

  This simulation is so realistic!! It's incredible!! As if you are on the real Titanic!! It's an intense experience to revisit Titanic during her sinking. Especially the darkness and the cracking sounds of the sinking ship is soooooo dark, disturbed and haunted!! Playing this simulation gives a good idea of what happend to Titanic that terrible night. I love the interieur sinking and daytime mode, hope more will follow soon!!
• gamedeal user

  Feb 13, 2022

  I decided to take lifeboat No. 1, after I learned, that I' m not allowed to visit the lower decks of the ship. Boat deck, promenade deck and bridge deck were walkable outside, but you can't open doors to go inside the ship and visit the passenger facilities, the engine room or the boiler rooms and specifically the damage to the ship's hull. So I watched the ship sink. As the ship break-up beetween the second and third funnel, I decide to refund the game. Titanic broke up just past the third funnel.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 13, 2022

  Very accurate and spooky sinking experience. Can't wait to see what comes next with the updates!
• gamedeal user

  Feb 14, 2022

  A great start to game! A bit basic at the moment but i imagine more will be added soon Played the titanic experience and this game can clearly see how much better this game will be! cant wait for further updates for interior view and hopefully interior sinking view. hopefully they will add deckchairs and other deck furniture soon but the sinking model with sound effects are spot on if i can suggest that during certain events like "bow submerges" or 1st funnel collapses" pops up on screen?
• gamedeal user

  Feb 19, 2022

  Firstly, whomever rendered the ocean needs to be hired by a studio. The ocean is absolutely beautiful. Secondly, as other have already pointed out this game has a massive amount of potential. It would be really cool to get to see the grand staircase or go to the lower decks. A couple of nitpicks. I wish there lights on the forward and aft masts as well as lights by the funnels. This is historically accurate but will also give a better view I think of what is going on. Regardless, awesome game!
• gamedeal user

  Feb 20, 2022

  The game is a little buggy and not very polished but I think that once the game receives a few graphic and control updates it will be an amazing game, I look forward to seeing this game later.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 26, 2022

  I hate writing bad reviews and for such a cheap game, i guess you get what you pay for, where to start! in terms of graphics and build quality, its pretty spot on. unfortunately that's where it ends. you cannot venture inside the ship, you cannot interact with anything, given it simulates the legendary sinking of Titanic in the early hours of April 15th 1912, the stories are legendary. Unfortunately, the band didn't play on, but that,s ok cos they didn't in IRL either, however, the 2,240 other people that were on board with me were clearly in the best game of hide and seek that's ever been. cos i didn't see a single person. combine that with ability to walk on water and a port listing ship that was struck on its starboard side doesn't exactly give you the most immersive Titanic experience. even as the ship is vertical, don't worry as your feet are planted safely on the ground.