Titanic Game 10 Years in Development Looks Insane on UE5; New Demo
The first new demo of Titanic: Honor and Glory in six years has hit the web. It enables you to explore a large part of the title ship and see how the project looks after the switch to Unreal Engine 5.
A new demo of Titanic: Honor and Glory, an adventure game from Vintage Digital Revival, has been released. The action of the game will take place on the title ship during its maiden (and last) voyage.
The demo, numbered 401, is huge, enabling usto explore a sizable portion of the Titanic. Its scale is best reflected by the fact that the download "weigh" 40 GB.
The ambition of the devs is to faithfully recreate the eponymous ocean liner, not only in terms of visuals, but also all mechanical elements. In the full version, the developers also want to provide the so-called Sinking Mode, a mode that will enable you to take on the role of a character as the Titanic sinks.
The previous demo, called Alpha 3, was made available six years ago. Not surprisingly, there have been quite a few changes since then. The authors have switched to Unreal Engine 5, and the visuals have been thoroughly refreshed..
How much progress has been made since the release of the previous demo, you can see by watching the video provided by the authors:
First, the developers are going to release the full version of Titanic: Project 401 on Steam (some time from now), and Titanic: Honor and Glory will be released later. Currently, the developers have only the PC version planned, but they make no secret that in the long run they would like to release their game on consoles as well.
