Titanic: Adventure Out of Time. The title beside a brass porthole with an iceberg in view, over the wreck under the sea.

The 1996 adventure returns for the 30th anniversary, restored for iPhone and iPad.

Coming soon to the App Store
A gold pocket watch hanging over the night sea.
The pocket watch from the game's opening.

14 April 1942London, during the Blitz

Frank Carlson, a former British secret agent, has spent thirty years haunted by the mission he failed aboard the Titanic. Tonight a bomb strikes his flat.

14 April 1912Aboard the Titanic, hours before the iceberg

Frank wakes up in his stateroom with one more chance. Find a stolen jeweled book, a painting and a notebook before the ship goes down, and the wars that are coming need never happen.

Talk to spies, smugglers, aristocrats and the crew, choose what to say, and decide who to trust. Your choices lead to eight different endings. The ship cannot be saved, but the century can.

The Grand Staircase, with carved oak railings and the glass dome above.
The Grand Staircase, recreated after two years of research into the ship's design.
A ship's officer on the boat deck at night.
An officer on the boat deck.
Lady Georgia Lambeth in a blue gown.
Lady Georgia Lambeth, one of the passengers with secrets of her own.
The first-class Smoking Room, with stained-glass windows and card tables.
The first-class Smoking Room.
The ship at night, funnels lit, with rows of lit portholes along the hull.
The ship under way on the last night.

Since 1996

  • Over 8 million copies sold
  • Adventure Game of the Year, Inside Mac Games
  • Top Game of the year, MacHome Journal
  • First place for animation, World Animation Celebration
  • One of the best-selling computer games of 1998

Playing by touch

Tap
Click on people, objects and doors.
Drag
Move items from your inventory onto things in the world.
Side controls
Walk forward and turn with the triangles beside the picture. The circle backs out of a close-up.
Life preserver
Save, load or quit the game.
Two-finger tap
Skip a movie or close a close-up.
Three-finger tap
Open settings for brightness, picture smoothing and sharp text.