Well, yearn no more. Starship Titanic recreates the text-based adventure reminiscent of the days when games didn't require gobs of RAM and weekly computer upgrades. Titanic brings the text-based adventure into the 1990s with the use of a dynamic language engine that pulls from 14 hours of dialogue and 12,000 popular references. This allows you to have intelligent conversations with a host of robotic characters inhabiting the ship.
Conversation is the heart of the game.
In order to complete your missions you must solve a multitude of tough, illogical puzzles. The clues yielded through these talks are your only hope as you travel throughout the ship seeking solutions. Unfortunately, the navigation doesn't lend itself to ship-traversing puzzles. There's no quick way back to previously visited spots. You are forced to repeatedly retrace your steps.