When Titanic collides with an iceberg in the middle of the North Atlantic, the player must race the rising waters to complete the mystery, prove his innocence, and, most importantly. Robert Morgan, has no idea that his whole world is about to change. Playing through all five days of the voyage talking to passengers, gathering clues, and unraveling a grand mystery all while trying not to get discovered, the hero, Mr. He must pursue the true culprit, requiring the player to find a way onto the Titanic just before it departs. He's accused of a terrible crime, but most importantly- he's innocent. A tour mode is available where the player can simply explore everything at their leisure, but the main focus of the game is the story mode.īeginning in the city of Southampton, England, which is being recreated on a large scale and with as much accuracy as our ship, the player is on the run from the police. You can access every room, corridor, cabin, and pantry, with as much interactiveness as we can achieve. In our game, you'll be able to explore the ship inside and out. With advanced models, concepts, and a cutting edge game engine, we are virtually rebuilding the entire RMS Titanic, the world's most famous ill-fated ocean liner. We are attempting to recreate a moment in history by pushing today's current technology to its limits. If you are interesting in backing, pledging $15 will score you a demo of a small portion of the ship, while a $50 pledge will get you a copy of the full-game upon completion.Our project is a unique one. Those are obviously some big numbers, but the development team is at least being transparent about the amount of money they need in order to do the project right. The minimum amount of money needed to finish the game in one funding campaign is $950,000, with $2 million needed to "comfortably" complete the game and even possibly add expansions and other content. Instead, the $250,000 simply allows the developers to continue working on the project until more funding can be secured. The developers are asking for $250,000 to bring their vision to life, but there is a catch - that $250,000 isn't enough to fully complete the game. The team also hopes to digitally recreate a portion of Southampton, England, the port city from which the Titanic set sail. We are searching and researching with an enormous amount of effort to find every last shred of evidence we can, including a large amount of unpublished documents and plans of the ship, to make sure the stories and ship designs we include are exactly as they appeared in 1912." "We intend for the player to be able to assume that if it was included in this game, it happened. "It is our goal to include as many facts about the ship and her passengers and crew as we can," the project page reads. The goal is not only to provide a quality piece of entertainment, but to also use the game as an educational tool and resource for fellow Titanic lovers. All of the characters on board the ship will be based on real passengers, with the exception of the main character and villains of the story.
It's a fascinating premise for a game that is attempting to recreate five days in history in as much detail as possible. At that point the game becomes a race against time, as players must quickly conclude their investigation and fight to survive the whole affair. Players will play through all five days of the ship's voyage, until its fateful collision with an iceberg on April 15, 1912. To clear his name he must pursue the real culprit aboard the Titanic, investigating the ship for clues and avoiding the authorities.
Players will step into the shoes of Robert Morgan, a man who has been falsely accused of a terrible crime. The game (if all goes according to plan) will feature a historically accurate and authentic Titanic for players to explore either in a "Free Roam" mode or as part of the game's story mode.
That game is Titanic: Honor and Glory, a title currently seeking funding on Indiegogo. It has inspired movies, documentaries, museum exhibits, and now.a video game. For more than a century, people all over the world have been fascinated by the real-world tale of the Titanic's tragic sinking.
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