Starship Titanic
Douglas Adams' point-and-click adventure about a malfunctioning starship that crashes into your house. Quirky, deliberately absurd, and best suited to fans of his peculiar humor.
GamerScout Verdict
For Adams fans willing to tolerate 90s adventure game jank; everyone else should skip it.
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About Starship Titanic
I went in expecting a typical adventure game with Adams' comedy bolted on. Instead, Starship Titanic is fundamentally weird in the way only Adams could pull off. You're stuck on a ship full of broken robots and a parrot that insults you with literary precision, solving puzzles that range from straightforward to deliberately obtuse. The humor lands if you're already primed for British sci-fi absurdism, but it won't convert anyone indifferent to Adams' sensibility. The puzzles are the real sticking point. Some are logical; others feel like they demand a walkthrough or pure luck. Inventory-based adventure game design from the late 90s means a lot of pixel-hunting and dead ends. If you loved Adams' novels and don't mind adventure game jank, this is exactly what it promises: his creative voice in interactive form. Everyone else should think twice.
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System Requirements
Minimum
- OS
- Windows 7
- Memory
- 512 MB RAM
- Storage
- 2 GB available space
- Graphics
- 100% SDL2 Compatible Graphics Card or Onboard Graphics
- Processor
- 1.0 GHz Processor
- Sound Card
- 100% DirectX capable sound card or on-board audio
Recommended
- OS
- Windows 10
- Memory
- 1 GB RAM
- Storage
- 2 GB available space
- Graphics
- 100% SDL2 Compatible Graphics Card or Onboard Graphics
- Processor
- 2.0 GHz Processor
- Sound Card
- 100% DirectX capable sound card or on-board audio
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Game Info
- Developer
- The Digital Village
- Publisher
- Nightdive Studios
- Release Date
- Oct 27, 2016