A Russian appears to be involved in its disappearance and perhaps has possession of it now.
The main mystery on board appears to be the theft of a valuable old book, the Rubiyat of Omar-Khyyam. These characters actually remember what you have spoken about before and may either volunteer new information or say, "I've said all I'm going to say on that subject" and clam up. As you ask questions, new questions appear, replacing the old. A digitized image of a person replaces the somewhat more crude distance view and a button menu appears below his or her head and shoulders, giving you a list of topics with which you can engage the character. On board, many of the characters are available for conversation. The game takes place totally in the first person, with your character being that of a secret agent trying to undo the mistakes he made in the past, aboard the ill-fated Titanic. If you are looking for a totally immersive game experience, you have to look no further than Titanic: Adventure Out of Time by Cyberflix.
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