Dive to the Titanic

$9.99

Release Date:: Dec 17, 2010
Developer:: TML-Studios
Publisher:: astragon Entertainment
Platforms:: Windows

About This Game

Dive in your submarine down through the deep 3-D sea to the legendary wreck of the Titanic. Navigate your camera robot through the many decks, rooms and aisles. Discover lost treasures and riches, and upgrade your equipment to complete more challenging missions through the wreck.
With Dive to the Titanic, you can explore one of the world's most famous shipwrecks brought to life in stunning 3-D detail and with realistic sounds and effects. By completing more missions you can upgrade your underwater equipment, giving you access to more parts of the wreck. At a depth of almost 4,000 meters you must carefully watch the status of your batteries and communications equipment if you are to successfully complete your mission and return from the legendary wreck of the Titanic.

Includes:

3 difficulty levels
Story campaign and unlockable exploration mode
Fully-modeled explorable Titanic including decks A-E
Realistic underwater effects and sounds
Accurately recreated vehicle controls and deep-sea physics

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Positive

1 user reviews

100%

Positive

User #649904 english

13 hrs at review

Recommended

I've been a huge lover of Titanic and its history for over 30 years now and I must say I really love this game. It's got a great atmosphere you do feel claustrophobic with having a small view hole and very little light. For it's time it would have been very accurate portray of the wreckage. I would had love a free roam mode where your not constraint by the timer and free to explore the Titanic wreck. Updated: so when you complete the main game you unlock a free roam mode which is great as you get to explore freely without the annoying Navigator telling you a little further. But overall I really liked this game the wreck isn't 100% accurate especially inside the titanic, it's seem to be modelled on the wreck from Ken Marshall 1986 painting, as there no boilers at the back of the bow section also such a missed opportunity no stern section. But considering there was no game in 2010 that let you explore the most famous shipwreck in the world, I think they did a good job, some of the textur...