Titanic Escape Simulator lets you investigate a sinister mystery aboard the RMS Titanic before its final night turns into a struggle to stay alive.

Explore the ship, solve puzzles, uncover hidden secrets, and face difficult decisions as the Titanic disappears beneath the Atlantic. Every Second Counts. History Cannot Be Changed. April 14, 1912 — The Titanic’s Final Night Step aboard the RMS Titanic as a private investigator expecting an ordinary voyage. That quickly changes when a suspicious death points toward something much more troubling. Hidden evidence, locked rooms, restricted areas, and carefully buried secrets all become part of the investigation.
Explore the ship while there is still time. Speak with passengers, search cabins, examine clues, and follow leads that take the investigation from the luxury of First Class to the darker areas hidden below deck. The closer the truth gets, the more dangerous things become in Titanic Escape Simulator. Then the iceberg strikes. The investigation suddenly takes a back seat to survival. Water pours through the ship, decks begin to tilt, lights go out, routes become inaccessible, and panic takes over.
There is no time to waste, and every decision can have consequences. The Titanic is going down. What gets uncovered, and which people make it out alive, depends on the choices made along the way. Venture into forbidden areas, stay out of danger, and uncover information that certain people would rather keep hidden in Titanic Escape Simulator. Solve environmental puzzles, work out codes, open locked doors, and use different tools to gain access to parts of the ship that are normally off-limits.
Examine crime scenes, gather evidence, question passengers, and connect hidden clues while there is still time to uncover the truth. Explore the Titanic Before and During the Disaster. Move through detailed sections of the ship, including lavish public rooms, restricted corridors, cargo areas, machinery spaces, and lifeboat decks. The environment changes as the disaster unfolds.

Features of Titanic Escape Simulator:
- Watch the Titanic gradually fall apart around you as water levels rise, decks shift, lights fail, and familiar routes become blocked.
- Keep an eye on cold, stamina, dangerous surroundings, and changing escape routes while searching for a way to safety in Titanic Escape Simulator.
- When the final moments arrive, decide what matters most. Pursue justice, protect someone you care about, or focus entirely on getting as many people to safety as possible.
- Getting the chance to explore the Titanic feels like turning a lifelong fascination with the ship into something playable. The graphics are decent and do a good job of creating the right atmosphere, although performance can be a little rough at times, with occasional lag.
- Immersion also takes a few hits from modern-day objects that appear in the environment. One particularly noticeable example is the main character’s shadow, which appears to be wearing a modern T-shirt. It stands out enough to become distracting, especially in Titanic Escape Simulator that otherwise tries to recreate the atmosphere of 1912.
Minimum System Requirements:
- OS: Windows 10 (64-bit)
- Processor: Intel Core i5-2500K / AMD FX-6300
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 960 / AMD R9 380 (2 GB VRAM)
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 20 GB available space









