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The ocean will claim everything.

Titanic: Adventure out of Time is now available, DRM-free on GOG.com with a 10% discount until January 4, 2PM UTC.
A former secret agent who survived history's most notorious shipwreck now gets a second chance to relive the days leading up to that fateful night. Engage in FMV conversations, face tricky puzzles, and uncover dangerous secrets that could alter the game's ending, not to mention history itself.
I didn't end up getting through this game when I was a lot younger. it was amazing to come back and experience it all over, except that (this time) I finished it. The puzzles, while they weren't too bad, it was kind of hard to keep track of the tasks. Kind of like a bunch of side quests, but nowhere to indicate exactly what side quests you were on. I understand that this is a fairly old game and something like that wasn't really possible at the time (or would've required too much investment), so it's all good. I like how even paced everything is through the main story, however getting down to crunch time at the end where the events all become time-based and you seriously feel yourself panicking on finishing up/closing out the remaining quests (or storylines?) before the ship sinks. Nearly everything you do affects which outcome you get and there are a few of them. I would highly recommend this game.

Note- There is an odd bug where some of the dialog is cut short. I'm thinking something to do with how it's emulated through GOG, because I definitely don't recall it from the original disc. You can get the gist of what people are talking about and it doesn't seem to affect every conversation (at least not on my end). I noticed it quite a bit with the seaman guarding the bridge on the starboard side (right side) of the ship "taoot.fandom.com/wiki/Seaman_1", the random encounters with the Gorse-Jones couple "taoot.fandom.com/wiki/Henry_Gorse-Jones", and also the Stoker/Fireman loading the coal in the boiler room "taoot.fandom.com/wiki/Stoker". Everyone else seemed to speak normally.

Anyway, again this was a good game and as long as you can get past the above mentioned bug (doesn't really affect gameplay that much), I think you'll enjoy it. Give it a bit of a break though on animation in the end, it's a bit odd but considering what was available at that time, it makes sense.
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ikrananka: There was also a tour feature where game characters talk about parts of the ship, crew and the sinking. Three "tour" characters were included with the game while others (10 in total if I remember correctly) could be downloaded from the CyberFlix website. I still have my boxed copy of the game and the downloaded tour characters on 3.5in floppy disk :)
Are they? If not could you possibly be convinced to upload them to a file sharing site somewhere?

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*Spoiler*
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Vythonaut: I'm still mad about Rose: https://youtu.be/JVgkvaDHmto (movie spoiler, be careful) :P
Did you see the alternate ending where she gets caught at the railing and she shows them the jewel? It's on YT IIRC.
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HypersomniacLive: The website may be gone, but the tour guides can still be downloaded here.
Sadly that link is kaput. :(

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WhoKnowscs: Also a Cyberflix release! More Cyberflix releases please! "Redjack: Revenge of the Brethren" and "Dust: A Tale of the Wired West." I'm not sure if "Lunicus" and "Jump Raven" were released on Windows.
I know Lunicus was, even if I never had a chance to finish it.
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Kalthrix: Note- There is an odd bug where some of the dialog is cut short. I'm thinking something to do with how it's emulated through GOG, because I definitely don't recall it from the original disc. You can get the gist of what people are talking about and it doesn't seem to affect every conversation (at least not on my end). I noticed it quite a bit with the seaman guarding the bridge on the starboard side (right side) of the ship "taoot.fandom.com/wiki/Seaman_1", the random encounters with the Gorse-Jones couple "taoot.fandom.com/wiki/Henry_Gorse-Jones", and also the Stoker/Fireman loading the coal in the boiler room "taoot.fandom.com/wiki/Stoker". Everyone else seemed to speak normally.
There is a workaround(afaik) in the game subforums here on gog. :)
Post edited November 25, 2019 by GameRager
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The tour guides on wayback machine(couldn't make link clickable as it kept sending people to the regular link for some reason). Change the number on the end to any number from 1-7 to get the appropriate tour guide file.
(Select the text and copy, then paste into a new tab....clicking the link will not work)

Info in this thread's post 97 shows where to put the downloaded files.

https://web.archive.org/web/20181017002433/http://www.titanic-titanic.com/downloads/tour1.zip
Post edited November 25, 2019 by GameRager