'We will have the entire ship inside and out, from the masts to the keel, and from the Grand Staircases to the boiler rooms. 'With the exception of the fictional events of the game's story, everything else will be as historically accurate as we can get it, supported by evidence and factually sound,' creators said on a FAQ page. Of course, the staircase is pivotal to the James Cameron film, but also historically accurate. The site has a numerous amount of content in it, including the in-game model of the ship and screenshots of the various rooms players can explore.You can see where Jack would have drunk his lower-class beer.Īnd, of course, you can see these stairs: The collision between the Titanic and the iceberg will also be playable, as the player must attempt to rise through the waters and survive.įor those interested in the pitch, they can go to the game’s Indiegogo fundraiser. Players, for one, will be able to make conversation with the various people onboard to gather clues and clear Morgan’s name before it’s too late. The story mode will also have its fair share of advantages over the free roaming mode. The indie team made sure they detailed everything about the 1912 time period, including the city of Southampton England where the game starts. Polygon has stated that the developers have clearly done a good amount of research to rebuild an in-game version of the Titanic. While the story will have the player trying to clear his name of a crime, the free roaming mode will simply be players exploring the Titanic with no time limits or mission objectives.

Police will be chasing said protagonist throughout the story and the player must finish this mission under the game’s five-day limit, before the ship crashes and sinks.Ī free roaming mode is the second mode, and it could be considered as the more fascinating part of the game.

The story mode features Mr Robert Morgan attempting to clear his or her name of a crime committed while aboard the Titanic. It is also attempting to be an interactive recreation of the giant ship, days before the giant iceberg hit it. “Titanic: Honor and Glory” is an Indiegogo project currently trying to raise $250,000 through crowdfunding. Now a small group of independent developers are hoping to have players experience some actual history with “Titanic: Honor and Glory.” Sure, there are games like the original “Medal of Honor” that are set in World War II, but even those games take a few liberties here and there, like giving the Nazis a giant doom fortress. Video games and history don’t seem to have much of a relationship.

Titanic honor and glory trailer