It’s got pictures, music, and some pretty good info on the history of the game and Cyberflix, itself.

I could go on from there, but honestly, the best resource for information on this game is probably the Titanic: Adventure Out of Time fanblog. Image: Titanic: Adventure Out of Time Online

And though it may be dated now, that almost adds to the mystery. Titanic: Adventure Out of Time is, above all else, a game with a lot of atmosphere. For whatever reason, he’s been given an opportunity to change history, but he must act quickly the one constant is that the Titanic will always sink. This is a weird kind of time travel, though: he’s transported back into a previous version of himself, a secret agent aboard the RMS Titanic during its fateful voyage in 1912. It’s a story about a man named Frank Carlson, who finds himself sent back in time during a London Blitz air raid in 1942. It’s one of those games that’s always stuck with me, even though I’ve never actually finished it, and I’ll tell you why. In 1996, Cyberflix published a PC adventure game called Titanic: Adventure Out of Time.

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