Lmaooo Scotland road? HELL NO. Or the second class stairs when that creepy ass reverend would jump out at you, looking like death, muttering about the end-times, then has the audacity to ask for a donation?!? 😹This game is def eerie-glam in the best way possible. Oh and Vlad 😬 and that quiet chamber on the bottom deck right before the turbine room. I don’t think so 🙅
I grew up with this game. Played it once a year around Christmas when I first got it in 1998 and a laptop. I’m 37 now and I still play it every December. Cheers mate!
I was obsessed with this game as a kid. I played through it dozens of times. After several moves and now being in my 20's I wonder if we even still have the original CD-ROMs. No one else has ever said all of what I love about this game so perfectly. The insane detail in the game is one of those things that I'll always be impressed by. They really got every detail form the actual ship down to the china plates in the cafe. The story I didn't quite understand first playing the game at 5 yrs old, but later on when I understood what was happening it became even more interesting. Theres so much replayability with all the different side quests and different endings. I became obsesssed with the history of the titanic watching documentaries and Ive even seen the travelling exibits multiple times!!. Im just so glad someone else grew up loving this game like I did.
I first played this game at an uncle's house a few month's after the James Cameron movie was released, and was blown away at the time by the quality of the experience. The experience on board seemed far more intriguing than the actual outcome of the game. I was hoping the objective was to simply escape without sinking on the ship (i.e. being denied entry onboard a lifeboat), but to have it simply turn into an alternate history for the two World Wars, I felt like something was missing in the game, considering I've never heard a history professor proclaim that the sinking of the Titanic was a direct cause of the World Wars. It still remains just human error like many accidents due to impatience, and nothing political or anything else that paved the way ahead. Its still a nice game to play if you have the chance, although I'd beef it up by having you play as in a different class (i.e. 1st class= Easy, 2nd class= medium, 3rd class= difficult), making it harder to escape the less you had. Good/bad endings could have included the presence of women/children in your family. It's still a great game for its time.
I had a notebook filled with all my notes to use trying to complete the game as a kid. Didn’t actually pull it off until I was an adult. Absolutely cherish the hours exploring.
Yes indeed!!! My dad bought me this game when I was in first grade (1998). I am a senior, and about to graduate from college, and at 27, I STILL love playing this game. And it's funny to see my dad smile when he sees me play it. His exact words, "You still play your Titanic game?" I love everything about this game: the story, the plot, the graphics, the characters, the music, and the list goes on and on. I'm also crazy about the Titanic, and I guess that contributes to me loving this game so much.
I was obsessed with the Titanic as a kid, long before the 97 movie came out. When I saw this game I had to play it, and boy did it have a massive impact on me. It’s haunting and fascinating. Even to this day, the music still gives me chills.
@@SuggestiveGaming I remember the part where it shows the young German man getting electrocuted in the Turkish Baths. I booked it out of my room so fast and refused to go back in there unless someone went with me. This game was so eerie in every way.
I remember aimlessly wandering these decks as a kid! Had no idea what was happening but the grand staircase... and the green plants for some reason stand out so vividly in my mind. Thanks for the memory trip!
Hello from Russia! What an amazing game!!! Nothing compared to it ever since! Playing this game was also a great tool to learn English language, all these accents and rich vocabulary! Thanks to this game I've learned the word "Tart"^ as well as many others) MANY thanks to all creators of the game, it made me really very very happy back then.
I had no idea that this game can be purchased on steam. Heard about it many years ago but assumed that there is no way to run it on a newer operating system. Thanks for making this retrospect video, because I'll definitely check it out! The prospect of choosing your own path and having multiple possible endings sounds interesting (and stressful :D).
Beyond its cult following, the main legacy of this game are the countless kids who grew to become Titanic enthusiasts - or even historians - by simply playing it. Mission accomplished, I guess. By the way, at 04:55, you mention the ship illuminated by the moonlight. It does indeed look very bright, but there was actually no moon that night.
the ability to (nearly) free roam a 3D recreation of the Titanic was mindblowing at the time; this was when PCs were still a new thing & the dial-up era of the internet provided basic articles with low res pictures & videos. It looks pretty dated now, but I remember being mesmerized by it as a kid.
I remember playing this game as a kid but I was only 10 when it came out. I could never really figure out the mission or get that far in the game. But the graphics were impressive and I really enjoyed touring the ship!
Officer Morrow actually survived and quipped to the player “Look, the carpathia she is here! You have saved us all.” As the he saw the Carpathia in the distance. The dialogue has been cut but can be found in Morrow .pup file on disc. In the puppets folder.
Dude I just found this and you crushed it with its description and what it truly means as an incredible game. I remember seeing this at Target when they had a big PC section and no grocery. I finally got a Target gift-card for Christmas and was able to buy it. However, we got so stuck all of the time so we bought the walkthrough guide (Book) and I remember playing with my little cousin and she was like 5 or 6 and we met Jack Thacker and in his dialogue he says SOB and my mom overheard and goes "Did he just say what I think he said". Now it's funny but back then not so much when your younger cousin heard it and your mom is pissed. Then again my aunt said worse. My sister and I tag-teamed and finished the game together. Our favorite quote is from Third Officer Morrow "No moon." Thanks for the video!~!
It’s always incredible hearing everybody’s own personal experience with this game. It’s great to know how many people share my nostalgia for it. Thanks for sharing!
I adored this game as a kid. It was my first "real" computer game besides the one that had come pre-loaded into our 1994 desktop. I played it for hours and made lists of all the "side quests" so I could complete everything and achieve the best possible outcome. I had no idea it was available on Steam! Thank you so much! I'm going to buy it right now.
My grandma had this in her wicker basket of games when I was little and once I found it, I was hooked for life. A couple years later, I went to the travelling Titanic exhibition and they had some copies of the game for sale in the gift shop, which I got my mom to buy and still have to this day.
I found my people! I need to replay this. I was obsessed as a kid but could never beat it without using a walkthrough. Lol. And some parts freaked me out!
Came across this title in a Target in the late 90s. I spent so much time exploring and interacting with the characters, ntm playing blackjack with Riviera. I love this game. Such good memories.
How have I never heard of this game? I've loved Titanic lore since I was a child. I'm definitely getting this game and looking into that new one you mentioned!
I echo your experience -- this game came out of nowhere when I was a teenager and it ignited a passion for history (and the Titanic, specifically.) I haven't played through this in ages and I'm going to have to play through it again.
My mother received this game as a birthday or Christmas present (I can’t remember which it was) in the late 90s and I used to love playing it. Mind you I was very young so I didn’t understand the plot, I just liked looking around the ship. Today I realize this game has had such a profound impact on me and caused an appreciation of old PC games.
Thanks so much this brought back great memories. I loved this game. I actually didn't have enough ram in my Packard Bell computer to run this when it first came out. I had to double my ram from 8MB to 16MB! Yeah that's right, not GB.
I loved this game. Members of my family would join in and help with the puzzles. Lots of fun. I wish the score were released in stereo on CD. It's so haunting.
I was OBSESSED with this game as a kid! It thoroughly creeped me out with the ominous music and setting. For some reason, I've been thinking about it a lot lately and decided to finally look it up. I stumbled on this video and I'm so glad I did. I was going to buy it on Amazon, but the reviews say the old CDs won't work on new lap tops anymore. SO excited that there is a way to get it now! I'm like 80% sure I found this game at a garage sale when I was a kid, and I think a CD was missing or something, because I could not advance past a certain point. And despite my constant begging, my parents would not buy a new version for me. Good bye all productivity... I can not wait to play this game again!!!
Always happy to find other folks who have fond memories of this game! Super glad I pointed you in the right direction to play it again. Good luck and enjoy!
My CD was scratched and I never got to see the ending of this game until RUclips showed up. Took me almost 15 years to see how the game ended because I forgot about it until recently lol
I have the physical game and played it on Windows 98SE...just resurrected the hard drive and plan to play it again. This game was way ahead of it's time in resolution and accuracy.
couldn't agree with you more that it was "ahead of its time" this game is BEGGING for a remaster/reboot...especially with today's technology, this game would be absolutely incredible
Saw this on some gaming sites recently, figured I'd give it a go because it seemed atmospheric and made with a ton of love, like Fallout 1, which is one of my favorite games of all time (I love the late 90s aesthetic and focus on character dialogue). It also helps that I'm obsessed with the RMS Titanic. Not disappointed at all.
Great job, you did the game a great justice! Still have my original copy and still love playing it, spent many hours playing it and like many people missed so much and generally just ended up causing chaos in world history! This game gave me many many hours of enjoyment and lots of great one lines! Quick as a cow, she is!
While I never owned the game, I was able to borrow and play it on my old Windows 95 laptop back in 97. Never got too far on it due to being stumped on one of the clues (the one involving the Turkish bath). Only wished I owned the physical copy of it back then, but at least now I own it on Steam.
By far the best thing about this game was the music, I listen to it all the time even if I'm not particularly interested in playing the game at the moment
I don't remember if I played it precisely in 1996 but before the late 90s ended, for sure. although because i was a stupid little kid I never did beat the game due to it's time constraints. it's also a wonder the game worked on consumer grade 90s PCs at all. I searched youtube for this game specifically when I saw another newer sra titanic game on Nintendo Switch eShop because it was one of those games that exuded 90s kid childhood wonder. we truly were the first era discovering new things via PC gaming.
The music was so atmospheric and as a kid always had a creepy off putting feeling. As an adult listening to it again I can still feel the same way. Not sure if this was done purposely back then or if it was unintentional.
How can I see the cut scene at 4:02 with Zeitel opening a door ? where exactly is the context of that cut scene ? im trying to remember but i just don't
Anyone got any ideas on how to fix the issue with the resolution of the game being super tiny? I understand that the game can't be modern day fullscreen but like is there a way to at least make it fit the screen ? It's barely playable when you have to squint at the game in order to see anything.
I never played the game back late 90's when first heard about and watch let's plays of it I really want to get but it was impossible. That is until Night Dive Studios re-released for GOG and Steam my chance to play the game came true. I love playing the game. :)
I got this game for Christmas because I was obsessed with Titanic. I never made it far in the game though 😂. I'd love to play it now and would love a re-release on Android.
This game was in those scholastic book order sheets I used to get at school, and my mom ordered it from there because I wanted it... not sure if anyone else got it the same way
Titanic adventure out of time is my favorite history spy mystery game from 1997 I wish I could play the video game again I wish I could have a movie of it Andrew James Nelson
Titanic Adventure Out of Time has a reasonable claim of being the greatest CD-ROM adventure game ever made. Yes, I've played the entire Myst and Journeyman Project series. They're great. But this one is the best.
Have you ever played well of souls? Made by synthetic reality. Fight game I played side by side with Titanic when I got home from school. It made me want to learn the programming they used and create my own world! And design my own RPGs.
I played it back in 96 i was always a titanic enthusiast form Israel btw. I sawon cnn a review about it and rushed to buy it the next day...i was such a geek back then i loved playing it for houers and houers. I was actually upset James Cameron popularized the ship with the dumb rose and jack story and the ship got a dumb fan following not for teh magnificent of the ship but for de caprio Anyways nostalgic
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As a kid, navigating the lower decks in this game was hair raising scary.
The second class stairs theme always made it sound like violent death was lurking just beyond the next corner.
YES. and i was really overstrained with the game completely.
Duuude. I still remember the creepy ass music. This game was incredible, considering how long ago it was made.
Lmaooo Scotland road? HELL NO. Or the second class stairs when that creepy ass reverend would jump out at you, looking like death, muttering about the end-times, then has the audacity to ask for a donation?!? 😹This game is def eerie-glam in the best way possible.
Oh and Vlad 😬 and that quiet chamber on the bottom deck right before the turbine room. I don’t think so 🙅
Scotland Yard and D Decks music is so scary
"vat?"
*gas escapes pen*
"ARRGGGGHHHHH!"
That face was just so epic and amusing!
I grew up with this game. Played it once a year around Christmas when I first got it in 1998 and a laptop. I’m 37 now and I still play it every December. Cheers mate!
Amazing tradition, that. Hope you’re still holding true to it
I loved this game growing up. Thanks to Cameron's movie and this game i am obsessed with Titanic
I was obsessed with this game as a kid. I played through it dozens of times. After several moves and now being in my 20's I wonder if we even still have the original CD-ROMs. No one else has ever said all of what I love about this game so perfectly. The insane detail in the game is one of those things that I'll always be impressed by. They really got every detail form the actual ship down to the china plates in the cafe. The story I didn't quite understand first playing the game at 5 yrs old, but later on when I understood what was happening it became even more interesting. Theres so much replayability with all the different side quests and different endings. I became obsesssed with the history of the titanic watching documentaries and Ive even seen the travelling exibits multiple times!!. Im just so glad someone else grew up loving this game like I did.
As a teen in 1998, I remember buying this game at Walmart. I was like wow this game is better than Titanic the movie.
D deck music always terrified me lol. I love this game.
I first played this game at an uncle's house a few month's after the James Cameron movie was released, and was blown away at the time by the quality of the experience. The experience on board seemed far more intriguing than the actual outcome of the game. I was hoping the objective was to simply escape without sinking on the ship (i.e. being denied entry onboard a lifeboat), but to have it simply turn into an alternate history for the two World Wars, I felt like something was missing in the game, considering I've never heard a history professor proclaim that the sinking of the Titanic was a direct cause of the World Wars. It still remains just human error like many accidents due to impatience, and nothing political or anything else that paved the way ahead. Its still a nice game to play if you have the chance, although I'd beef it up by having you play as in a different class (i.e. 1st class= Easy, 2nd class= medium, 3rd class= difficult), making it harder to escape the less you had. Good/bad endings could have included the presence of women/children in your family. It's still a great game for its time.
I had a notebook filled with all my notes to use trying to complete the game as a kid. Didn’t actually pull it off until I was an adult. Absolutely cherish the hours exploring.
Yes indeed!!! My dad bought me this game when I was in first grade (1998). I am a senior, and about to graduate from college, and at 27, I STILL love playing this game. And it's funny to see my dad smile when he sees me play it. His exact words, "You still play your Titanic game?" I love everything about this game: the story, the plot, the graphics, the characters, the music, and the list goes on and on. I'm also crazy about the Titanic, and I guess that contributes to me loving this game so much.
I was obsessed with the Titanic as a kid, long before the 97 movie came out. When I saw this game I had to play it, and boy did it have a massive impact on me. It’s haunting and fascinating. Even to this day, the music still gives me chills.
It’s amazing how many of us shared this same experience
@@SuggestiveGaming I remember the part where it shows the young German man getting electrocuted in the Turkish Baths. I booked it out of my room so fast and refused to go back in there unless someone went with me. This game was so eerie in every way.
I remember aimlessly wandering these decks as a kid! Had no idea what was happening but the grand staircase... and the green plants for some reason stand out so vividly in my mind. Thanks for the memory trip!
Hello from Russia! What an amazing game!!! Nothing compared to it ever since! Playing this game was also a great tool to learn English language, all these accents and rich vocabulary! Thanks to this game I've learned the word "Tart"^ as well as many others) MANY thanks to all creators of the game, it made me really very very happy back then.
I had no idea that this game can be purchased on steam. Heard about it many years ago but assumed that there is no way to run it on a newer operating system. Thanks for making this retrospect video, because I'll definitely check it out! The prospect of choosing your own path and having multiple possible endings sounds interesting (and stressful :D).
Beyond its cult following, the main legacy of this game are the countless kids who grew to become Titanic enthusiasts - or even historians - by simply playing it. Mission accomplished, I guess.
By the way, at 04:55, you mention the ship illuminated by the moonlight. It does indeed look very bright, but there was actually no moon that night.
YOU'RE RIGHT! the guard outside the wireless room even makes note of it. I really should have said "starslight" but I'm a doofus. Good catch!
@@SuggestiveGaming No wonder moonless nights make you jumpy.
best game ever. amazing atmosphere. i still listen to the soundtrack to this day
Same here! Sometimes I listen to the OST at work in the background - love it!
the ability to (nearly) free roam a 3D recreation of the Titanic was mindblowing at the time; this was when PCs were still a new thing & the dial-up era of the internet provided basic articles with low res pictures & videos.
It looks pretty dated now, but I remember being mesmerized by it as a kid.
That guy that popped up in the honor and glory footage scared the life out of me. I may be dead, now.
I remember playing this game as a kid but I was only 10 when it came out. I could never really figure out the mission or get that far in the game. But the graphics were impressive and I really enjoyed touring the ship!
Officer Morrow actually survived and quipped to the player “Look, the carpathia she is here! You have saved us all.” As the he saw the Carpathia in the distance. The dialogue has been cut but can be found in Morrow .pup file on disc. In the puppets folder.
Thanks for that! That's a cool little piece of trivia
Dude I just found this and you crushed it with its description and what it truly means as an incredible game. I remember seeing this at Target when they had a big PC section and no grocery. I finally got a Target gift-card for Christmas and was able to buy it. However, we got so stuck all of the time so we bought the walkthrough guide (Book) and I remember playing with my little cousin and she was like 5 or 6 and we met Jack Thacker and in his dialogue he says SOB and my mom overheard and goes "Did he just say what I think he said". Now it's funny but back then not so much when your younger cousin heard it and your mom is pissed. Then again my aunt said worse. My sister and I tag-teamed and finished the game together. Our favorite quote is from Third Officer Morrow "No moon." Thanks for the video!~!
It’s always incredible hearing everybody’s own personal experience with this game. It’s great to know how many people share my nostalgia for it. Thanks for sharing!
I adored this game as a kid. It was my first "real" computer game besides the one that had come pre-loaded into our 1994 desktop. I played it for hours and made lists of all the "side quests" so I could complete everything and achieve the best possible outcome. I had no idea it was available on Steam! Thank you so much! I'm going to buy it right now.
Oh hey cool I love this game. This guy feels pretty much the exact same way I do about it
I get it!
me too!
My grandma had this in her wicker basket of games when I was little and once I found it, I was hooked for life. A couple years later, I went to the travelling Titanic exhibition and they had some copies of the game for sale in the gift shop, which I got my mom to buy and still have to this day.
I found my people! I need to replay this. I was obsessed as a kid but could never beat it without using a walkthrough. Lol. And some parts freaked me out!
Came across this title in a Target in the late 90s. I spent so much time exploring and interacting with the characters, ntm playing blackjack with Riviera. I love this game. Such good memories.
How have I never heard of this game? I've loved Titanic lore since I was a child. I'm definitely getting this game and looking into that new one you mentioned!
I echo your experience -- this game came out of nowhere when I was a teenager and it ignited a passion for history (and the Titanic, specifically.) I haven't played through this in ages and I'm going to have to play through it again.
This game is one of my favorite games the music is awesome and i am glad that people have a chance to experiance a hidden gem.
My mother received this game as a birthday or Christmas present (I can’t remember which it was) in the late 90s and I used to love playing it. Mind you I was very young so I didn’t understand the plot, I just liked looking around the ship. Today I realize this game has had such a profound impact on me and caused an appreciation of old PC games.
Thanks so much this brought back great memories. I loved this game. I actually didn't have enough ram in my Packard Bell computer to run this when it first came out. I had to double my ram from 8MB to 16MB! Yeah that's right, not GB.
took good amount of storage too
I loved this game. Members of my family would join in and help with the puzzles. Lots of fun. I wish the score were released in stereo on CD. It's so haunting.
I loved this game as a child. Played it for hours. My father bought it for mother but she only played it a bit.
loved this game and i still love it ! . Honor and Glory looks like the 2018 version and couldnt be happier
Jared Porikos same! I'm so excited to see that project grow!
suggestive gaming, I cant wait either :D
I was OBSESSED with this game as a kid! It thoroughly creeped me out with the ominous music and setting. For some reason, I've been thinking about it a lot lately and decided to finally look it up. I stumbled on this video and I'm so glad I did. I was going to buy it on Amazon, but the reviews say the old CDs won't work on new lap tops anymore. SO excited that there is a way to get it now! I'm like 80% sure I found this game at a garage sale when I was a kid, and I think a CD was missing or something, because I could not advance past a certain point. And despite my constant begging, my parents would not buy a new version for me. Good bye all productivity... I can not wait to play this game again!!!
Always happy to find other folks who have fond memories of this game! Super glad I pointed you in the right direction to play it again. Good luck and enjoy!
God that is so weird that's exactly why I'm here. It absolutely creeped me out yet I was still so intrigued by it.
My CD was scratched and I never got to see the ending of this game until RUclips showed up. Took me almost 15 years to see how the game ended because I forgot about it until recently lol
THIS ON STEAM!? Anyway, I used to play this a lot as a kid but never was able to reach the ending. I think I mostly liked to tour the skip.
I have the physical game and played it on Windows 98SE...just resurrected the hard drive and plan to play it again. This game was way ahead of it's time in resolution and accuracy.
couldn't agree with you more that it was "ahead of its time"
this game is BEGGING for a remaster/reboot...especially with today's technology, this game would be absolutely incredible
Saw this on some gaming sites recently, figured I'd give it a go because it seemed atmospheric and made with a ton of love, like Fallout 1, which is one of my favorite games of all time (I love the late 90s aesthetic and focus on character dialogue). It also helps that I'm obsessed with the RMS Titanic. Not disappointed at all.
Great job, you did the game a great justice! Still have my original copy and still love playing it, spent many hours playing it and like many people missed so much and generally just ended up causing chaos in world history! This game gave me many many hours of enjoyment and lots of great one lines! Quick as a cow, she is!
I love this! used to play it a lot in my local library
I really love that game. Even after 20 years! :D
Man I used to play this game for hours on end.
Just played this game again, i love it so much.
Haven't been able to make the streams but I've been waiting for this!
VOXXY! Thanks so much for watching bud
I loved this game as a kid, but never got to actually finish it...until it came out on Steam after I turned 30. Childhood complete!
While I never owned the game, I was able to borrow and play it on my old Windows 95 laptop back in 97. Never got too far on it due to being stumped on one of the clues (the one involving the Turkish bath). Only wished I owned the physical copy of it back then, but at least now I own it on Steam.
That music still gives me the creeps as an adult!
I'm off to buy it on Steam now :D
Loveeeeed this game. Still watch walkthroughs. This, Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis.
By far the best thing about this game was the music, I listen to it all the time even if I'm not particularly interested in playing the game at the moment
Oh man, 100%
5:02 WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
amazing memories with this one.
I don't remember if I played it precisely in 1996 but before the late 90s ended, for sure. although because i was a stupid little kid I never did beat the game due to it's time constraints. it's also a wonder the game worked on consumer grade 90s PCs at all. I searched youtube for this game specifically when I saw another newer sra titanic game on Nintendo Switch eShop because it was one of those games that exuded 90s kid childhood wonder.
we truly were the first era discovering new things via PC gaming.
The music was so atmospheric and as a kid always had a creepy off putting feeling. As an adult listening to it again I can still feel the same way. Not sure if this was done purposely back then or if it was unintentional.
footage from this game made it into actual documentaries of the ship.
I remember being shot in the boiler room on my first playthrough. Thoroughly shocked me. Lol
How can I see the cut scene at 4:02 with Zeitel opening a door ? where exactly is the context of that cut scene ? im trying to remember but i just don't
It's from the part where Zeitel locks Carlson in his (Zeitel's) cabin with the bomb
Still looking for a game that is near to Dust A tale of the wired west and Titanic, the feel in these games is so unique
Anyone got any ideas on how to fix the issue with the resolution of the game being super tiny? I understand that the game can't be modern day fullscreen but like is there a way to at least make it fit the screen ? It's barely playable when you have to squint at the game in order to see anything.
I was just thinking about this game the other day
Is this different from the 6 disc virtual Titanic tour I could never get to work on my parents computer?
I think so. This game did have a tour feature but it was only 2 discs
This game is my childhood. 🥰
I never played the game back late 90's when first heard about and watch let's plays of it I really want to get but it was impossible. That is until Night Dive Studios re-released for GOG and Steam my chance to play the game came true. I love playing the game. :)
Can you please do one about Dust???? I loved these games so much.....
I've never played Dust, but I've always wanted to. I'll definitely play it and make a video as an addendum
@@SuggestiveGaming oh please do ! Dust is absolulty marvolus, great story and characters !
I got this game for Christmas because I was obsessed with Titanic. I never made it far in the game though 😂. I'd love to play it now and would love a re-release on Android.
This game was in those scholastic book order sheets I used to get at school, and my mom ordered it from there because I wanted it... not sure if anyone else got it the same way
This Game is Epic, i loved it, Although it wasnt that Realistic, but it realy was a nice Game, i am Going to buy it on steam in a few days
Titanic adventure out of time is my favorite history spy mystery game from 1997 I wish I could play the video game again I wish I could have a movie of it Andrew James Nelson
Titanic Adventure Out of Time has a reasonable claim of being the greatest CD-ROM adventure game ever made. Yes, I've played the entire Myst and Journeyman Project series. They're great. But this one is the best.
Do more of these! Let me know if you need help with research and writing new videos.
Can you do Gangsters/Gangsters 2?
I can definitely take a look!
@@SuggestiveGaming thank you, keep up the great work!
If you like this I was just wondering if you ever played The Last Express?
This is the first I’m hearing about it but it looks right up my alley! Thanks for that!
i use to play this
same bro same bro
There was no moon that night lol
yeah, yeah. I mean starslight
Have you ever played well of souls? Made by synthetic reality. Fight game I played side by side with Titanic when I got home from school. It made me want to learn the programming they used and create my own world! And design my own RPGs.
I will definitely check that out! Never heard of it before.
You sound a little bit like the photographer guy in the game.
12 yo me loved this game
Am I the only one who never heard of this game?
Probably not. It wasn't very big
I played it back in 96 i was always a titanic enthusiast form Israel btw. I sawon cnn a review about it and rushed to buy it the next day...i was such a geek back then i loved playing it for houers and houers. I was actually upset James Cameron popularized the ship with the dumb rose and jack story and the ship got a dumb fan following not for teh magnificent of the ship but for de caprio
Anyways nostalgic
@@shantolion1576 Loads of Titanic documentaries use graphics from the game
I suggest subliminal brain washing. It got me too
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