While watching one of the countless documentaries on the sinking of the Titanic, I learned a very curious fact: the ship that was considered unsinkable went down thanks to a series of small gashes that totaled just over 20 square feet in area.Just like its namesake, also sinks because of numerous holes - but we're not talking about a series of tiny punctures. No, the problems that pervade are so large that you could drive a. Well, an ocean liner through them. Practically no aspect of the game - story, navigation, puzzles, interface - works to draw the player into the game world, and the result is an exercise in tedium and frustration for all but the most tolerant adventurers.Your goal in Starship Titanic is straightforward: find out what's gone wrong with the luxury starship that's crash-landed into your home, then correct the problem before you smash into a star or hurtle into a black hole. The situation sounds dangerous, but slow pacing, a paucity of characters, and a nearly invisible back story rob the game of any sense of urgency.One of the biggest reasons for Starship Titanic's failure to captivate is its movement and navigation interface.

Fieldrunners 2 curious gorge. Apr 13, 2011  Welcome to Starship Titanic: The ship that cannot possibly.go wrong. Your job is to find all the things that in fact HAVE gone wrong, and fixing them. First thing you need to do is to get.

Animated sequences from a first-person perspective are shown when you travel between static screens (just as in Myst), but you'll grow weary of these sequences after just a few hours because you'll have seen them so many times - and the only way to skip them is to constantly hold down the Shift key. Even more annoying is that there's no way bypass the long, weary animations used whenever you ride an elevator or the Pellerator (sort of a tram used to reach certain destinations).What it all adds up to is that you'll spend huge chunks of time simply traveling back and forth over the same old ground you've seen dozens of times before, cursing as you sit on your hands waiting for the elevator or Pellerator to finally reach your destination. You spend so much time roaming the ship's corridors, in fact, that this.