1912 Titanic Mystery Reviews

Sound: 6 Graphics: 5 Story: 8 Gameplay: 7 Commands: 8 Fun: 5 Time to load / lag: 7 Bugs / Problems: 9 Final (my score, my rules - these is not math, punk) - 5

This game wouldn't allow me to use my mouse. I put new batteries in my mouse and it still didn't work. And not being able to use my mouse made playing some of the puzzles impossible for me.

Tbh, it's a very chill game. No fuss, just find the items and play mini games. If you're bored but do not want to think at all, this is the game to play.

This game is fantastic. It may be a mediocre hidden-object/puzzle game as a lot of puzzles repeat themselves and hidden object scenes are reused more than once---but the fantastic part is the thrilling background story and a lot of information about the Titanic and its tragic end. I urge you to give this game a try!

This game... is... really... enticing... and... dramatic. It took me some time to find what words to write for the review. I thought this will be a Hidden Object Exploration game through the ship. It isn't. Fine by me. I just really like to look up items for fun. The game has multiple levels aboard the ship: "Titanic II". With each start of the level, you will get facts about what happened on or about Titanic. Afterwards you do your search and do puzzles (not every level will have a puzzle, especially when you return to it). Then comes the story. At first, I was just having fun and then without realizing, I tried to play the game as fast as I could so I could find out what happened next in the story + resolve the mystery!!! After all the trials and challenges and the last pages... you finally realize the following: 1. You wish you didn't know what happened. 2. You wish you could've done something about it. 3. Wished for something better to happen. BUT OKAY! It is a tragic story after all... what did I expect? Nothing... I came for enjoyment and stayed for some intense story line/mystery. While the ending was playing, I could barely remember what I did. I vaguely do. At last... the ending! When later on it clicks that something good happened, it will probably overwrite the bad, but the bad will still feel pain in your chest, until you finally put it away or let it go. That's... yeah... anyway... everything is said above... I appreciate the game and the intriguing story line!!! :> =) :3

[H1] 5/10 Average hidden object game elevated by a nice story [/H1] I really like games set around the Titanic with the best being Adventure out of Time so as I recently found unexpected enjoyment in hidden object games I thought this would be a nice one to try. The locations of the ship are pretty well presented and seem similar enough to the ones in AOOT that I think they are probably based on real photos of the ship. They do look authentic and you get a good range of locations. Firstly I had no problems running this on Windows 11, no crashes, no bugs, it's not full screen and the images are clear enough to cause no problems. The hidden objects are of the format of a load of objects dumped on an image. I prefer objects that make sense in that location rather than 10 swords in the turkish bath and placed with a little more thought, but it wasn't too bad. Most rounds have 10 objects of a theme to find followed by a further 10 random objects. There is a puzzle in some of the images that require you to find parts and then solve the puzzle. You can use a life preserver to point out and object and in each image extra life preservers are present to restock your hints (up to 6). I didn't find any of these sections too difficult but it was nice to be able to use the hints to find that last object before it became annoying. The puzzles are ok, standard stuff, word jumbles, rearrange the photo and very frustrating rearrange matches. You can skip any of these for a time penalty. The highlight of this game was the story which is really in two parts. One is a diary from the original Titanic, you get a page of this diary after each scene and although I would have preferred it presented in a more interesting way, it does tell a nice story which has an interesting finish. The other story element is set in the modern day on the Titanic II, someone has place a bomb and is taunting you by letter to solve who and why this has been done. Overall I think this is worth playing for the story with the hidden object game being decent enough. 5/10

Would not recommend--some of the puzzles are glitched and don't work at all. In addition, the story line is the laziest I've seen in a hidden object game (and that's saying a lot), and there's far too much repetition. Over 5 hours in and yet I feel as if I've made no progress. I'm not bothering to finish.

I had quite a bit of fun with this game. The hidden object scenes vary in difficulty, which is great, and the puzzles range from easy to difficult as well. The plot kept me engrossed, as did the Titanic facts. All in all, this game a nice, short, cozy time!

Despite an interesting story, I cannot recommend this game due to the many bugs that I have experienced in game. Multiple times I had puzzles with invisible pieces that would not appear despite reloading them. I have had hidden object puzzles with items that just are not visible either. In addition every time you skip a puzzle it gives a penalty of 10 mins to your overall score which is unfair as I have only had to skip for segments where there are bugs in the game. This one is a waste of time.

First this game is old, don't expect awesome art or game mechanics. That said, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Mostly comprised of HOG scenes, with some basic puzzle game elements from time to time, what really got me hooked was to know what was going to happen next in the diary you discover throughout the game. It was a truly enjoyable read for me. It was also interesting to learn more about the Titanic through the different characters present in-game. So, I recommend if you're not scared of an old looking HOG game and like a bit of reading. ^^