“We’ve used comprehensive maps to create a realistic 3D model of the wreck site. Clean and preserve recovered artefacts, upgrade your ROV, and learn all there is to know about this infamous wreck. Lynch and his PhD Candidate Jean Robinson have set out aboard a research vessel to dive the wreck and answer questions that have remained submerged for a century.Ĭomplete bonus missions such as rescuing a lost ROV, creating a photo mosaic, placing research equipment, and working with a world-famous Director. With funding from a mysterious investor, Dr.

Ethan Lynch, Associate Professor of Maritime Archaeology at the fictional University of Nova Scotia. It will be playable on Desktop PC, Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, and PlayStation Virtual Reality headsets.ĭiving to the bottom of the North Atlantic, the player takes on the role of Dr.

have announced their educational experience/game, ‘ Titanic VR’, will be released in the coming weeks. Titanic VR is going to let us explore a piece of history like no other media has done before and I’m definitely looking forward to seeing how Immersive VR Education handles such an epic experience. This type of experience/game interaction makes what should be an amazing experience, even better and more immersive.Īdd in future content taking us back the days of the original launch and this is sure to be the type of experience that draws many people to VR and showcases what can re-created using virtual reality. Not only can you explore the submersed (slightly restored) Titanic, but they have also provided gameplay elements as well to spice things up. Now they have taken their next step with an adventure below the seas and have made an experience many have been dreaming about their entire lives. Immersive VR Education has already given us one of the more impressive virtual simulation games in ‘Apollo 11 VR'( review here) which allowed players to experience key moments in one of humanity’s most pivotal space missions.

I’ve been a little disheartened by the lack of these type of releases as the emphasis just seems to be more on the game side of things (which I still love). With VR’s mainstream introduction last year I expected a flurry of experiences that would allow us to explore places and settings which would be otherwise impossible but for the technology. I’ll include the press release below but this experience sounds absolutely amazing and is being handled by a team that takes their historic & scientific content seriously.

Titanic video game ps4