Titanic Escape Simulator FAQ

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.

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.

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.

No. The Steam store record lists Single-player only, with no co-op, no online mode and no multiplayer category. Nothing in the game's official description mentions playing with others.

No. The Steam listing carries no VR category, no PSVR2 support and no Meta Quest version. It is a flat-screen first-person game played with mouse and keyboard.

There is no demo on the Steam page. The game is $19.99 USD, and it launched with a 20% discount bringing it to $15.99. No DLC is listed.

Three. All three are confirmed by separate Steam achievements — The Executioner, The Thieves in the Night and The Greater Good — and each is held by roughly 5-10% of players, which tells you most people stop before finishing.

There is a prologue plus seven levels. Steam's achievement data gives a rough shape: 80% of owners finish the prologue, 56% clear Level 1, and only 11% reach the end of Level 7. Playtimes visible on Steam reviews cluster between roughly two and six hours.

The game is at store.steampowered.com/app/4645360, credited to magicprostudio and Vintage Digital Revival, with magicprostudio as publisher. Patch notes are posted to that page's announcement feed — Patch 1.0.1 arrived on August 26, 2026.

There is no dedicated subreddit for Titanic Escape Simulator as of August 27, 2026. Discussion currently lives in the Steam Community hub on the store page and in broader Titanic and PC gaming communities. If a dedicated hub appears, this answer will be updated.