History YMMV / TitanicAdventureOutOfTime

* ToughActToFollow: Even before issues behind the scenes would force a complete reevaluation, becoming more of an open tour, ''Titanic: Honor & Glory'' faced doubts from fans that it would not merely try to copy the plot of TAOOT.

* MemeticMutation: When Frank is instructed to find the painting, he offers to send a telegram for John B. Thayer instructing his train to be there when the ship arrives. However, the game does not need the exact telegram to be sent. A number of fans joke that they actually send "cancel train," some dark humor as Thayer perished in the sinking.

* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: The ship is not actually a 3-D model, but pictures of the model in order to save space on the CD-ROM. Every time you move, the game loads the next picture in sequence to make it appear 3-D. It's completely seamless.

** ''All'' of the AlternateHistory bad endings are ... [[BittersweetEnding less than ideal]], but the [[DownerEnding worst of them]] is probably [[spoiler:Nazi Germany managing to create [[StupidJetpackHitler nuclear weapons]] and then using one of them on Britain during an alternate UsefulNotes/WorldWarII -- which, in this timeline, is the ''only'' World War, as the assasination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand was averted due to a lack of funds for the Black Hand in Serbia. The PlayerCharacter is killed by the very bomb that the Nazis drop on London, no less.]]

** After you knock out Zeitel at the top of the funnel, you climb back down and get knocked cold by Vlad (notice a theme?) wielding a ''very large'' wrench. You come to, and the ship has already been sinking for over an hour (it's 1:05 AM) -- and you can hear things or people ''splashing into the water around the ship'' as you scramble to complete your mission before the last lifeboat leaves.
** And if you fail to do that in time, you get several minutes aboard the ship simply to run around and contemplate [[KillItWithWater your inevitable fate]].
** The cut-scene of Haderlitz getting electrocuted in the electric bath if you take his ring to Trask to get a reading.
** ''All'' of the AlternateHistory bad endings are ... less than ideal, but the worst of them is probably [[spoiler: Nazi Germany managing to create nuclear weapons and then using one of them on Britain during an alternate UsefulNotes/WorldWarII. The protagonist is killed by this very bomb, no less.]]

* UncannyValley: The facial animations can get a bit creepy at times.

* MemeticMutation: When Frank is instructed to find the painting, he offers to send a telegram for John B. Thayer instructing his train to be there when the ship arrives. However, the game does not need the exact telegram to be sent. A number of fans joke that they actually send "Cancel train," some dark humor as Thayer perished in the sinking.

* ToughActToFollow: Even before issues behind the scenes would force a complete revelation, becoming more of an open tour, ''Titanic: Honor & Glory'' faced doubts from fans that it would not merely try to copy the plot of TAOOT.

* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: The ship is not actually a 3-D model, but pictures of the model in order to save space on the CD-ROM. Every time you move, the game loads the next picture in sequence to make it appear 3-D. It's completely seamless.

* VisualEffectsOfAwesome: The ship is not actually a 3-D model, but pictures of the model in order to save space on the CD-ROM. Every time you move, the game loads the next picture in sequence to make it appear 3-D. It's completely seamless.

* MostAnnoyingSound: The various screams of panic heard during the sinking sequence in cutscenes are certainly going to annoy anyone after hours of gameplay.

* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: This game is full of amazing classical-sounding tracks, but the ones that stand above the rest are the opening theme, Cafe Parisien, C Deck, and the first sinking theme.

* UncannyValley: The facial animations can get a bit creepy at times.

** ''All'' of the AlternateHistory bad endings are ... less than ideal, but the worst of them is probably [[spoiler: Nazi Germany managing to create nuclear weapons and then using one of them on Britain during an alternate UsefulNotes/WorldWarII. The protagonist is killed by this very bomb, no less.]]

** After you knock out Zeitel at the top of the funnel, you climb back down and get knocked cold by Vlad (notice a theme?) wielding a ''very large'' wrench. You come to, and the ship has already been sinking for over an hour (it's 1:05 AM) -- and you can hear things or people ''[[HellIsThatNoise splashing into the water around the ship]]'' as you scramble to complete your mission before the last lifeboat leaves.

** After you knock out Zeitel at the top of the funnel, you climb back down and get knocked cold by Vlad (notice a theme?) wielding a ''very large'' wrench. You come to, and the ship has already been sinking for over an hour (it's 1:05 AM) -- and you can hear things or people ''splashing into the water around the ship'' as you scramble to complete your mission before the last lifeboat leaves.

** ''All'' of the AlternateHistory bad endings are...less than ideal, but the worst of them is probably [[spoiler: Nazi Germany managing to create nuclear weapons and then using one of them on Britain during an alternate UsefulNotes/WorldWarII. The protagonist is killed by this very bomb, no less.]]

** ''All'' of the AlternateHistory bad endings are...less than ideal, but the worst of them is probably [[spoiler: Nazi Germany managing to create nuclear weapons and then using one of them on Britain during an alternate WorldWarII. The protagonist is killed by this very bomb, no less.]]

** The cut-scene of Haderlitz getting electrocuted in the electric bath if you take his ring to Trask to get a reading.

* HighOctaneNightmareFuel:

** And if you fail to do that in time, you get several minutes aboard the ship simply to run around and contemplate [[KillItWithWater your inevitable fate]].

* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: This game is full of amazing classical-sounding tracks, but the ones that stand above the rest are the opening theme, Cafe Parisien, C Deck, and the first sinking theme.