Titanic Simulator

Titanic Simulator places you on board the ship before its final hours. You can walk through detailed 3D spaces that recreate the original layout, including first-class cabins, dining areas, and lower decks. The simulation follows a realistic structure, allowing players to see how the ship was built and organized. From the bridge to the cargo hold, every area is accessible for close examination.

Follow the Disaster in Real Time

As the event begins, players witness the ship taking on water, shifting angle, and eventually breaking apart. The simulator uses a 3D character to guide you through these events from a close-up point of view. Movements are unrestricted, so you can choose where to go, what to observe, and how to respond to the changing environment. The game aims to reflect the timeline of the actual sinking with visual and physical accuracy.

Explore the Wreck and Study the Aftermath

After the sinking, Titanic Simulator lets you travel to the wreck site and explore the underwater remains. You can view broken sections, scattered objects, and parts of the hull resting on the ocean floor. This section of the simulator is designed to represent the condition of the Titanic as it exists today. It gives players a chance to examine the impact of the disaster and connect the past with its physical traces in the present.