Starship Titanic

Posted by Joe Brussel.
First posted on 08 July 1999. Last updated on 07 September 2009.
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Squak! What are you lookin' at, eh? Think you're going to touch that game, eh? Get your 'ands of it, it's mine! Don't think I'll be missing you anytime soon, don't you think? That's my game, and you aren't touching it! And if you find any chicken, you know where to send it! The parrot lobby, that's where! Squak!

You are just sitting at home enjoying yourself and having a good time. Suddenly, out…

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Excellent

I'd like a pan galactic gargle blaster

United States By Eric • On 19 June 2012 • From Madison, USA

Excellent

I love it! I like the Story Line, graphics and so on.

United States By Bob • On 22 April 2007 • From Beaverton, Oregon

Good

I honestly wanted to love this game. I'm a big Douglas Adams fan. But seriously, the game was a major disappointment. In truth, Douglas actually didn't do terribly much work on the game. The game itself was often annoying due to some minor bugs and other things such as how the ship was designed in such a way as to be totally impossible to explore. Though there were some moments of excellence, to be honest most of the game was totally underwhelming. This review seems to be overflowing with praise but I think they were mostly excited that Douglas Adams worked on the game. Which he did. In a MINOR way.

New Zealand (Aotearoa) By Joseph Williams • On 14 December 2006 • From Auckland, New Zealand

Its a good site but can you tell me if there is a starship titanic 2

By Anne Mac • On 03 January 2002 • From England

I disagree with the review on Starship: Titanic. I've loved Adams' stuff in the past, but was greatly disappointed with this one. Your goals aside from upgrading your access to the ship were always vague. The screens, while beautiful, did not invite or suggest directions you could explore. It was easy to get your directions mixed up. Solutions were generally more frustrating and obscure than fun. I tend to pick up everything that comes out on DVD but I won't be buying a DVD copy of this.

By Paul Shaffer • On 05 August 1999 • From Somewhere