Titanic: full exploration (new free camera, smooth tour, no cuts) - Gameplay THG Demo 401 v2.0

Recorded and edited by: Titanic Treasures.

0:00:00 d-deck
0:04:11 d-deck first class reception room
0:07:43 d-deck first class dinning saloon
0:13:16 c-deck enquiry office
0:15:06 c-55/c-57 cabins
0:20:11 c-73 cabin
0:21:57 c-deck maids' and valets' saloon
0:23:48 c-70 cabin
0:26:32 c-8 cabin
0:28:48 c-deck patry
0:28:54 c-deck switchboard room
0:30:56 c-113 cabin
0:31:11 c-120 cabin
0:33:26 c-deck doctor
0:35:31 c-deck assistant doctor
0:35:44 c-deck restaurant manager
0:36:08 c-deck chief steward
0:37:13 c-142 cabin
0:37:55 c-deck barber shop
0:39:52 b-deck cafe parisien
0:41:15 b-deck a la carte restaurant
0:45:17 b-deck restaurant reception room
0:45:58 b-81
0:47:30 b-63/b-59/b-57 cabins
0:48:59 b-53/b51
0:51:11 b-deck first class entrance
0:53:07 b-deck private promenade
0:55:03 b-58 cabin
0:55:50 b-deck corridors
0:58:27 a-deck first class smoke room
0:59:24 a-deck palm court
1:00:15 a-deck smoke room bar
1:00:38 a-deck first class smoke room
1:01:30 a-deck verandah cafe
1:02:35 a-36 cabin
1:03:18 a-37
1:04:32 - a-deck first class lounge
1:07:11 a-deck reading room
1:09:07 grand staircase
1:10:13 a-4 cabin
1:10:47 a-deck gent's lavatory no.1
1:11:57 a-3
1:13:33 boat deck grand staircase
1:14:11 boat deck corridors
1:14:54 grand staircase
1:16:44 e-23 cabin
1:19:13 f-deck turkish bath
1:23:00 f-deck pool
1:25:37 f-deck linen rooms
1:26:42 e-deck scotland road
1:28:08 d-deck third class open space
1:30:25 e-deck master-at-arms room
1:31:40 e-deck stewards' lavatory
1:32:48 e-deck second class stewards
1:34:27 e-deck third class dining saloon
1:39:21 e-deck engineers' mess
1:40:00 reciprocating engine room
1:44:15 turbine room
1:47:25 e-deck third class entrance
1:47:50 e-deck third class spaces
1:51:02 c-deck third class general room
1:52:00 c-deck third class smoke room
1:53:17 well deck and poop deck
1:56:39 b-deck second class entrance
1:57:02 b-deck second class smoke room
1:59:30 second class stairs
2:00:13 boat-deck second class promenade
2:03:45 c-deck second class library
2:05:36 d-deck second class dining saloon
2:08:40 e-deck chief second class steward
2:16:19 boat-deck second class promenade
2:16:52 boat-deck engineers' promenade
2:17:11 boat-deck first class promenade
2:19:18 a-deck first class enclosed promenade
2:27:14 boat-deck first class promenade
2:28:34 boat-deck officers' promenade
2:29:00 boat-deck marconi wireless office
2:30:50 boat-deck officers' promenade
2:31:28 boat-deck bridge and wheelhouse
2:33:33 boat-deck officers' promenade
2:34:15 grand staircase
2:36:14 squash court
2:37:50 post office, mail room and baggage
2:41:21 way to first funnel uptake
2:42:52 windlass gear room
2:44:55 seamen's mess and crew galley
2:46:40 crow's nest
2:49:52 cargo hold no. 1
2:50:54 firemen's staircase
2:51:38 firemen's tunnel
2:52:10 boiler rooms 5/6
2:58:49 final views
Thank you for watching!

[shipnerd]

This game and video are masterpieces. Walking around the most famous shipwreck in all history before her sinking is exactly what I was looking for in a game. I first found out about this game a few years after demo 3 came out and 1 month before Demo 401 came out and I've been obsessed since! Thank you so much.

[bennet]

It is a pity Thomas Andrews has never seen such an animation. I think he would be proud how much attention his ship gets today 111 years later.

[juancfj]

This is simply a work of art. If you just let yourself into the video it almost feels like you're right there, almost 112 years ago. She was truly a magnificent ship, the greatest of her era.

[thedeadmen]

The subtly scariest part is that exploring all of these rooms of the ship took longer than it did to sink.

[TheArtistsTouch]

It's so heartbreaking to see all of this magnificent craftsmanship while at the same time knowing it's all at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean where it's been for over 100 years, I can only imagine what everyone would've went through on that horrific night, and I can imagine the devastation her builders and designers must've felt at the news of her sinking, all that intricate work and craftsmanship, gone forever!

Thanks for putting this together, it's the only way we will get to walk the Titanic and see her interior like it was when finished, it's a very lovely glimpse into the past and what it must've been like on board, prior to the disaster.

[Flyingangelskevin]

The hard work they must have put in to make this ship is heartbreaking knowing it’s now at the bottom of they ocean such a grand masterpiece

[NSS]

I just want to say for the record that this music is so ridiculously smoothing I could probably fall asleep Listening to this

[mkphilly]

Unbelievable!! I've been into the Titanic since I read "A Night to Remember" in 1958 then saw the British movie.

[barbarapearce]

Being a total lay person I cannot fathom how the artwork and panning is achieved and all the incredible detail to cabins, public and crew areas is done, phenomenal! Must be a trick!!!
I kept wondering how the interior designers and craftsmen (and ship builders) felt knowing all their careful and intricate work sank to the bottom of the ocean so quickly 😢

[screwtewb]

The interior lighting is marvelous. Really gives it a dreamlike déjà vu kind of feeling.

[Sideye_]

It breaks my heart, that the beloved beautiful titanic sank, so much work was put into that ship, and now it's sitting at the bottom of the ocean. Its so sad that it may be completely gone at 2050, Many memories were made on that ship, and lots of beloved souls were lost. They had the mind that they were off to somewhere, but they never expected it to be the bottom of the ocean. Rest in peace Titanic.

[scottgrimmie]

The ambience and tranquil vibes are impeccable

[marianavalle]

I really felt inside the Titanic exploring it, it was indeed the ship of dreams a beautiful ship nice digital recreation

[chrisbutler]

This is a very, very good presentation of this amazing recreation! Most of us have been enjoying wanders through the THG Titanic for years, but often they are too hurried - and have a jerky camera that makes it hard to take in. Your approach here is perfect. As a former Queen Mary tour guide, my only suggestion is that, at some point, we have a NARRATED tour where our host (even if unseen) discusses the space we are in, and the camera moves to items as they are discussed. I would go so far as having them say "please watch your step as we descend these stairs" and so on, make it feel like we are traversing the space in real time. Also, as wonderful as the music is, a version like this might feature realistic ambient sounds instead. It would be an alternative way to experience the ship, not at all a replacement for the wonderful approach you have followed here.

[Decadent_Descent]

I wish we'd see more video games like this. To be able to explore and experience times and places we'd never otherwise be able to. Schools could use tools like this and have kids loving to learn.

[tobymaston]

Imagine you've been building this huge ship for years and it sinks on the first voyage. The construction workers must have felt completely fooled.

[collechka_]

A Ms. R. DeWitt Bukater and a Mr. Cal Hockley are listed among real names in the reservation book at the B-deck a-la-carte restaurant (42:37). I love the stunning attention to detail.

[kyleryoung]

I love this, everything looks so realistic it’s unbelievable

[darren]

The craftsmanship that went in to those 3 ships is so impressive when you think it’s over 112 years ago. Looks phenomenal

[alexk]

You almost feel like this is fictional, and yet, the wreck lies at the depth of the ocean in the cold, dark abyss. It’s real and and it really happened.