Titanic Simulator

Titanic Simulator places players aboard a detailed digital reconstruction of the RMS Titanic. The game focuses on exploration, letting you walk through various parts of the ship, from the grand staircase and luxurious dining rooms to lower-class cabins and crew areas. The layout is designed to reflect the historical design closely, offering a look at how the ship operated before disaster struck. Whether exploring solo or with others, the ship feels vast and alive with detail.

Simulated Disaster in Real Time

At the heart of the simulator is a real-time sinking sequence, allowing players to witness the ship’s gradual descent after hitting the iceberg. Timed events unfold as water begins to fill different compartments, lights flicker, and the ship slowly tilts. Players can choose how they respond—seeking lifeboats, helping others, or simply observing the process. The pacing encourages attention to surroundings and gives players a sense of scale and urgency as the disaster progresses.

Multiple Perspectives and Free Exploration

The simulator allows for different play styles. Some players might take on specific roles such as passengers or crew, while others may simply roam and observe. The experience is not goal-driven, but instead offers space for immersion and historical reflection. Titanic Simulator uses its setting as both an educational tool and an atmospheric experience, letting players engage with one of the most well-known events of the 20th century in a way that’s visual and interactive.