Titanic: Adventure Out of Time (1996) --- The Adventure Game That Plays Itself

Welcome to Society of Sensation, a retro video game review show for the rest of us. In this episode, I look at Titanic: Adventure Out of Time, a forgotten adventure game from the mid-90s that has nothing to do with the James Cameron film. What do the Boer War, Curtis Yarvin’s favorite philosopher, and the Titanic craze of the late 90s have to do with each other? Watch and find out.

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Sources:

• “Remember Titanic Mania? That Was Weird, Right?”

• “Inofficial” patch for Steam/GOG versions of Titanic

• Discovery Channel Titanic footage

• “Microsoft Graphics Platforms and Technologies on Meteoric Rise at SIGGRAPH ’96”

• Blade Runner footage from World of Longplays

• Ripper footage from Game Saloon

• “Testing Shows Titanic Steel Was Brittle”

• Star Control II screenshot from The CRPG Addict

• The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind screenshot from r/Morrowind

• Star Control II footage from World of Longplays

• “107 #69: One Man Escaped by Pretending to be a Woman in Order to Get Into a Lifeboat”

• “Serbia Unveils Monument to Gavrilo Princep”

• Bad ending footage from Titanic: Adventure Out of Time from terrorxth

• “Facts, Firebolts, and a Founding Fetus: An Update”

• “Russia Before World War I”

• “The Legendary Liner Lives Anew in Titanic: Adventure Out of Time — An Interview with Writer/Producer Andrew Nelson”

• “Titanic Game Sales Buoyed by Movie”

• “The Year’s Best-Selling Games”

• “GTE: RIP”

• “CyberFlix Incorporated” (MobyGames)