Titanic Survival

About Titanic Survival

Explore the ship while she steams through a calm, starlit sea. Then, at 11:40 pm, she strikes an iceberg. Over the next 25 minutes (two hours and forty minutes of real time) she sinks the way she really did: the bow goes down, the lifeboats leave one by one, the lights fail, she breaks in two and the stern stands straight up before it goes under. Your job is to survive the night.

How to play

1. Pick your ticket on the title screen: first, second or third class. It decides where you are when the night begins and where your cabin is.
2. Move with WASD or the arrow keys (the stick on a phone), drag to look around and scroll or pinch to zoom.
3. Follow the goal at the top of the screen: find out what happened, fetch your lifebelt, get to the Boat Deck and try for a place in a lifeboat.
4. As the deck tilts you start to slide. Hold on with F, or the hand button on a phone.
5. When the boats are gone, get to the stern. Hold the rail as it rises, then swim for a piece of floating wreckage and wait for a boat to come back.
6. Walk into the famous rooms to add them to your Ship's log and read their history.

What's in it

• The whole ship at 1:1 scale: 269 m long, ten decks, four funnels, masts, the crow's nest and 20 lifeboats
• The Grand Staircase under its glass dome, the First Class Dining Saloon, the Lounge, the Smoking Room, the Verandah Café, the Café Parisien, the gym, the swimming bath and the Turkish bath
• Third class, Scotland Road, the post office, the cargo hold, six boiler rooms and the engines, plus hundreds of cabins
• The sinking as it really happened: the bow settling, the list, the bridge going under, the forward funnel falling, the lights failing, the break between the third and fourth funnels and the stern rising until it stands up
• Lifeboats lowered at their real times, distress rockets, steam roaring from the funnels, passengers and crew on board
• A starlit, moonless night and a flat calm sea that reflects the ship's lights
• Free explore: walk the whole ship with no iceberg, for as long as you like
• Watch her sink: the whole night as a film, seen from a lifeboat
• Climb to the crow's nest, listen to the wireless room send CQD and SOS, and look for the northern lights
• Little stories from the night: a lost girl to bring to her mother at the boats, a ship's lights on the horizon that never came, Collapsible B floating upside down
• A Ship's log of more than 40 rooms with their history, and an In memory page for everyone who sailed on her

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