magicprostudio, Vintage Digital Revival · Full release (v1.0.1)

Titanic Escape Simulator Guide

Titanic Escape Simulator guide: all 7 levels, 3 endings and 11 achievements, plus the truth about the PS5, Xbox and Switch questions.

Titanic Escape Simulator official trailer Official Trailer
Levels7
Achievements11
Release2026-08-24
Developermagicprostudio, Vintage Digital Revival
GenreFirst-Person Mystery & Survival Adventure
PlayersSingle-player
Price$19.99 USD

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What is Titanic Escape Simulator?

Titanic Escape Simulator is a first-person mystery that becomes a survival run, released on 24 August 2026 by magicprostudio, Vintage Digital Revival for PC (Steam) only at $19.99 USD. You board the RMS Titanic on the night of 14 April 1912 as a private investigator working a suspicious death — searching cabins, questioning passengers and opening restricted decks — until the iceberg turns the investigation into an escape.

The game runs a prologue plus 7 levels and finishes on one of 3 endings, each confirmed by its own Steam achievement. Those 11 achievements also publish global unlock rates, which is how this site maps the level structure and shows where players actually stop: 80% clear the prologue, 41% clear Level 2, and only 11.2% survive the sinking.

Two questions bring most people here. The first is the console question — there is no PS5, Xbox, Switch or mobile version, and the PlayStation Titanic game you may be thinking of is a different one, explained on platform availability. The second is whether the game is genuine at all: Steam's summary is Mixed, and the arguments on both sides are laid out with sources on Is It Real.

Titanic Escape Simulator Screenshots

The oak-panelled Grand Staircase, a man in a dark suit standing on the landing beside a framed still-life painting
The Grand Staircase in oak panelling, lit by the ceiling dome light.
The first class Palm Court with wicker chairs, potted palms, a red patterned carpet and musicians playing a piano and cello
The first class lounge, mid-performance, before the final night.
The open boat deck by day: wooden deck chairs, the ship's funnels and rigging, a passenger at the rail looking out to sea
The boat deck at 6:15 PM — the on-screen clock counts toward a fixed hour.
A White Star Line first class contract ticket lying on a desk, reading R.M.S. Titanic, Southampton to New York, April 1912
The prologue's first class ticket: Southampton to New York, April 1912.

Get Started in 5 Steps

  1. Check the platform first. This is a Windows PC game on Steam and nothing else — see platform availability before you go looking for a console version.
  2. Check the specs. The developer published a minimum specification only; there is no recommended tier. Read what it asks for.
  3. Update to 1.0.1 before your first run. The launch build had a progression lock in Sinclair's Room. Patch notes.
  4. Rebind your movement keys. Arrow key support arrived with that same patch — set it in the menu, not mid-sequence. Controls.
  5. Save before the final choice. The three endings are exclusive within a run, and each is held by only 5-10% of owners. Endings.

Ship Records

Start With These Six

Full Guide Index

Start Here

  • Beginner Guide — what the opening asks of you, and where four in five players stop
  • Gameplay — the eight things the game actually has you do
  • Controls & Settings — arrow key rebinding, the flashlight, seven languages
  • Price & Demo — $19.99, no demo, and what the refund window covers

Walkthrough & Completion

  • Walkthrough — prologue plus Levels 1-7, with completion rates
  • Puzzles — every puzzle interaction the developer has documented
  • Sinking Survival — rising water, tilting decks, cold and stamina
  • The Three Endings — all three, rarest first, and what triggers them
  • Achievements — all 11 with global unlock rates and a 100% route

Platforms & Buying

The Game & The Argument

  • Is It Real? — the AI claims and the 2025 PS5 headlines, with sources
  • Story & Real History — what is invented, and what comes from the record
  • The Developer — what is on the public record, and what is missing from it
  • Patch Notes — every change since launch, from the developer feed
  • Review — Steam says Mixed — here is both halves of that split

FAQ

Is Titanic Escape Simulator on PS5 or Xbox?

No. The game released on August 24, 2026 as a Windows-only Steam title, and magicprostudio has never announced a console version in any of its announcements. If you saw 2025 headlines about a PS4/PS5 Titanic Escape Simulator, read our platform availability page — that story has a complicated history.

Is Titanic Escape Simulator the same game as Titanic Survival Simulator?

No, and this is the single most common mix-up. Titanic Survival Simulator is a different game with its own PlayStation Store listing (PS4, dated December 3, 2026). Titanic Escape Simulator is the PC/Steam game from magicprostudio that is out now. If you are searching for a Titanic game on PlayStation, Survival Simulator is probably the one you mean.

Is this the same as Titanic: Honor & Glory?

No. Titanic: Honor & Glory is a long-running, separately developed Titanic recreation project, and its free release Project 401 is a different piece of software. Some Steam reviewers have raised questions comparing interiors between the two projects; those are player claims and are covered, with sources, on our Is It Real page.

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About This Site

Titanic Escape Simulator Wiki is an independent, unofficial fan resource for Titanic Escape Simulator players — not affiliated with magicprostudio, Vintage Digital Revival.