Titanic

April 10, 1912 – 12:15 p.m. The Titanic sets sail from Southampton for its maiden cruise. The 1,842 passengers and crew members set sail for New York. On the upper decks, everything is calm and voluptuous. The champagne is flowing. On your side, in the engine room, the work to move the famous unsinkable is exhausting. The Titanic had been sailing on the Atlantic Ocean for almost 5 days when on April 14 at 11:30 p.m. it struck an iceberg. The boat is boiling. In your engine room you have not been informed of what is going on. You just noticed that the boat is stationary. April 15, 1:20 a.m. A message rings out: in 60 minutes the Titanic will sink into the depths of the Atlantic Ocean. While the first classes evacuate the liner, all access to the upper decks is locked. You are trapped. You hear the water rush into the holds with a loud crash... it's time to flee! Can you overcome the obstacles and board a rowboat before the Titanic sinks?