I Time Traveled to the Titanic in VR!

I time traveled to the Titanic in VR! You can check out the Titanic VR experiences below.
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[@robertpalladino9398]

What a gorgeous ship, there will be nothing like it again. She was entirely hand made too.

[@chrisbaker121924]

@ss_normandie_enjoyer35indeed, the Queen Mary is the last surviving ocean liner and she’s on borrowed time. A must visit.

[@chrisbaker121924]

@ss_normandie_enjoyer35 yep there is the SS United States. I see that ship as being a bit newer, also since the interior has been mostly stripped it’s hard to call it surviving. It does need support though. SS US is deffo on borrowed time I recon.

[@luckymouse1988]

How about modern cruise ships?

[@Motorizedstuff]

Beautiful 😍

[@Bleeds08]

​@ss_normandie_enjoyer35 fun fact they renamed the olimpic to titanic for the titanic museum

[@DONKEYdaDON]

This is the type of content I love for VR. Thanks for doing what only a true hero can do!

[@jj-if6it]

Ugh so eerie watching that, imagine your husband is still onboard as you watch it go down

[@mattburke5491]

2.5 hours to sink. This was sped up to watch the transition of the sinking.

[@mikhailiagacesa3406]

Largest ocean liner of it's time; "Look how long these corridors are!". You're precious.

[@jj-if6it]

One of the crew corridors went pretty much the entire length of the ship

[@jj-if6it]

As a huge Titanic buff (even before the movie came out) I think I would love this. Being able to explore the entirety of the inside would be incredible.

[@8830wjs]

no way !! even before the movie!! wow!

[@jj-if6it]

@@8830wjs yeah some people are old and like history haha

[@AcidropOSY]

@@jj-if6itI remember being in 2nd grade and the Alvin sub first found the titanic. I was so intrigued by that

[@jj-if6it]

@@AcidropOSY that would've been so cool! I was born the year after it was rediscovered

[@stevencass8849]

@@AcidropOSYI was in 3rd grade. I could not get enough of the National Geographic that covered it. I’m pretty sure I wore out several copies; one at school, one at my Dad’s work, and the one I begged my parents to buy me from the store.

[@geoffowen7627]

Being able to explore the Titanic in its full glory is amazing, this is a great use of vr, watching the ship go below the waves, wow that hit hard, it's hard to imagine what it was like for the passengers, but actually witnessing a recreation, wow. It's hard to say what's worse, a relatively quick death with the ship, or living with being a survivor, Thank you for this, it looks like a truly beautiful and sombre experience.

[@mob8757]

Bro should’ve just said his kid was 12

[@bazanime]

It's chilling to know that as that thing was sinking there were people still trapped within, drowned in the icy depths.

[@YoutubesGreatest]

I played one in vr and you could hear them screaming

[@waterhead1027]

Yes, trapped. Lockdown is another way to describe it.

[@8830wjs]

those darn icy depths

[@jonsmith9728]

around 1,000 of the passengers were still in the ship, the bow part flooded so most likely anyone there would've drowned, the stern however was a different story as it had alot of air pockets, either the pressure under the sea or the stern imploding would've killed anyone in that part (all within probably less then a minute)

[@aurobinson9309]

@@jonsmith9728would’ve been probably with 30 seconds

[@LeFingal]

Nice, you could even hear the implosion when the stern went down!

[@hilliercraig]

Perfect background music. Great video. Keep it up. Thanks for your videos.

[@mikebas7325]

Never did any virtual reality yet but this is one I'd love to see. Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@snapdragon9300]

It's the right time to buy. So many experiances out there now. And a Quest Vr headset is good quality for a affordable price

[@qtcarmen7d896]

I have vr headset and can’t find the game 😢

[@DDuck777]

What's next the twin towers experience, think it's bad taste adding the sinking part. There was a model kit of the Titanic that you could build and it came with an iceberg 🤯 that's like building a model twins towers that come with planes. Amazing that the passage of time desensitizes people.

[@Sasinvincibleghost]

1:04 this just feels like a restaurant

[@sj460162]

Incredible. Thankyou

[@missholywater]

This video is an amazing experience I’ve been obsessed with all things titanic lately and the screaming and the quick listing into the ocean is the most chilling thing. Great commentary

[@sanalaursen8607]

thank you for share 🙂 it tog within 1 - 2 hours, to the Titanic had sunk 😞 and the nearest ship that could come to save them came within 3 - 4 hours 😞 it so sad, so many died R.I.P

[@VRDynamite]

It was 2 hours and 40 minutes from the iceberg to disappeared.

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Titanic Radioactive

[@ravenm6443]

What’s really infuriating about that is there was more than enough time for everyone to get into a lifeboat had there also been enough lifeboats.

[@shaynewheeler9249]

Titanic Radioactive ☢️☣️

[@connorredshaw7994]

​@@ravenm6443even if Titanic had enough lifeboats they wouldn't have enough time to launch them. Titanic had 20 lifeboats in total and the last two weren't launched they simply floated off the deck. Additional boats would have gotten in the way and could have possibly caused more deaths.

[@jus10lewissr]

​@@connorredshaw7994I'm glad I finally came across another person aware of that. There's a good chance you already know this, but James Cameron even did an experiment to prove that extra lifeboats wouldn't have made a difference if you go by when they began loading to when the ship sank, yet I constantly see the "if only there were more lifeboats" comments anytime I'm watching something Titanic-related.

[@monikakozicka780]

The thing with the lifeboats is that in this period of time it was common that although they were design to hold for example 50 ppl, they were breaking with 20 on board, thats why they werent filled (officers claimed that they werent tested before, so they didnt know). Plus even officers actually thought that the ship wont sink (at the beginning), they thought that it will take some water, but be able to hold. And to be honest, if there were more lifeboats it wouldnt change much since they wouldnt had time to use them, the last lifeboats were relist soon before the ship sank

[@haileeebruhh]

Wait I thought they tested the life boats with like 60-70 men to make sure it wouldn’t sink? Was that not true apart from the movie?

[@SamG0628]

That’s awesome

[@JoinUsInVR]

Can't wait till you get into things like this PCVR! My Quest 2 friend came to my house today to try my Valve Index. I put him in HL Alyx and he literally said "WOW" and was amazed at everything he tried. I tried his Quest. It's pretty good, but I could see what he meant.

[@bigmakbm1]

I don't think BMF uses proper PCVR headsets, not yet at least.

[@danwarb1]

The first Titanic demo there is PCVR.

[@JoinUsInVR]

@@bigmakbm1 do you mean, he's on PCVR, but only using a Quest 2? I've used it next to my Valve Index. Index wins, but not by a huge amount. The power of the GPU is the real difference.

[@jummyran]

Wow great graphics

[@shaun5497]

That was a great video!

[@issacfinn9128]

I think it took about 2 hours for the Titanic to sink, from when it struct the ice burg, to it's final plunge

[@carlstevens6670]

Another great review... I was holding off on purchasing this until I saw your review, I'm buying now so I can experience what it must have been like. Thank you.

[@CKing-388]

Where can you find it?

[@TransoceanicOutreach]

7:44 normal people knew far more about ships in 1912 that they do now. The idea of getting far away from sinking ships was known in the 18th century.

[@melallen76]

It took 2 hours and 40 minutes for it to sink

[@tonylackie]

2 hours and 40 minutes to sink!

[@Ghostshellz1175]

This is amazing and should be used in schools for teaching history! This is blowing my mind right now! 🤯🤯🤯

[@shaiedadryden609]

I enjoyed this video so much lol

[@Thedogfathersd]

Nice

[@Heavyweight-kh8ss]

Mustve been one of the scariest ways to die you could possibly think of.

[@rogerkreil3314]

The 16 year old boys had their whole lives ahead of them….

[@JoinUsInVR]

We never know when our 'whole life' is almost up... Do we....

[@packersfanforlife7903]

Back in those days they saw class over life.

[@erikalulea3608]

Sadly when you were 15 and above you were counted as an adult.

[@kristin0943]

@@packersfanforlife7903still do imo

[@IrishTechnicalThinker]

Love the thumbnail of Titanic sinking in the opposite way she sank.

[@ujayet]

Just imagine it has locomotion more movement instead of teleportation.

[@CreamOfBeats]

I watched this at night, after eating a CBD gummy! This was a great trip!

[@TooneySA]

Video guy: "Wow look at that angle, wow I don't even want to watch this." Continues to watch it. Sometimes silence is the best reaction.

[@OgKamoGaming]

Early on people refused to leave the boat. After all, it was unsinkable and the aristocrats were to rich to parish in such a way. The life boats launched on a schedule. Regardless of capacity, each boat would be released in X amount of time. Not launching a boat with 29 people could cause a delay and life boats ending up not in the water. The crew were absolutely all hero’s and the reason anyone was saved.

[@jj-if6it]

Not true, if they got people more quickly into the boats. At the start there was no rush

[@OgKamoGaming]

@@jj-if6it people refused to get in. They were rich and powerful and many didn’t even get out of bed. On one side of the boat, they were letting men on after they ran out of women and children in line to get on a life boat just to fill seats.

[@jj-if6it]

@@OgKamoGaming I'm sure the poorer people would have gotten in if they had a chance

[@OgKamoGaming]

@@jj-if6it they got in the boats at the same rate as the super wealthy. Both groups I read had a near 70% loss of life. The middle class escaped at a better rate. It was just a f’d up situation and a lot of people were going to die regardless.

[@SinzuSage]

The fact that a virtual dog will be saved before a virtual man is just sad.

[@deedramcconis1763]

True but there was a passenger that did save her dog from the sinking

[@mclyte20]

@ 12:35 - 30 seconds later there should have been an explosive noise which they forgot to interject in this VR of the Titanic. Multiple survivors on the life boats stated once the Titanic's stern completely foundered , 30 seconds afterwards they heard an explosion from underneath the water. This was the stern section imploding from the pressure of the ocean depth, since a lot of air was still trapped throughout the interior of the stern section.

[@bigmakbm1]

I thought it was a new game, turns out it's been in my library for almost 3 years 😮

[@ChinoDaD0n]

What game is this?

[@bigmakbm1]

@@ChinoDaD0n Titanic VR.

[@jj-if6it]

wow really

[@rubyfirefly2582]

So cool that they are doing this is VR. Makes you want to learn more. The reason the lifeboats were not filled is mostly due to the fact that no one believed that it was going to sink and it was a frigid night. It was hard to convince people to board the lifeboats for what they were being told was just a precaution. Something else I just recently learned, it was more common for ships not to sink at that time and lifeboats were only designed to ferry passengers to a rescue ship once it arrived. So they didn't feel the need to account for a seat in a lifeboat for every single passenger. Also, it took about two hours for Titanic to sink after it hit the iceberg. The first hour was spent coordinating lifeboats launching and safety measures. The front of the ship took a long time to fill with enough water to pull it down, but once the ship broke in half, the back end went down rather quickly.

[@sylence2012]

Where’s DiCaprio?

[@coureyb1808]

This is nice 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@squidpickle]

Love your shirt lol

[@EllieKedward]

I'm not sure if anyone ended up mentioning this in the comments, but it wasn't that fast when it sank. I assume they sped up the process cause retention, cause from the moment she hit the iceberg, to the moment she disappeared under the water was 2 hours, and 40 minutes. I can only imagine how terrifying the whole ordeal must have been to watch, and even more so for the people who couldn't make it onto a boat. Though I'm still scratching my head wondering why the lifeboats were so far under capacity..

[@brucemanly]

Basically they saw lifeboats as a way to ferry passengers to other boats, not as a place to keep them in a sinking.

[@ElizabethDermody]

My relative was on the titanic. She lived. McDermott had to jump 15 feet down and went into the lifeboat. After that, while they were being lowered down another life boat almost landed ontop of them

[@miamicool666]

Live and participate in this fantastic experience alongside all the dead of the Titanic.

[@fernandosalas8589]

Wow VR is the closes experience. In school all we saw was pictures no sound effects or visual. Nice job dude 👍. Kids today should learn and experience through the technology of VR how the Titanic sank and appreciate life with more respect.

[@icerook1560]

please tell me this is also on or coming to PSVR2

[@MobileDecay]

You survived! R.i.p. Leonardo Di'caprio. 😞

[@overheatedeskim054]

Yay stuttery jittery flickery footage doesn't it look so good🙈🙈🙈

[@Fantasmister]

My family is Titanic crazy - can you advise on how I can play this on Quest 2? My laptop isn't mega powerful, so I haven't tried linking it to play pcvr titles.

[@yeagemk]

theres something especially disturbing about watching the very last bit of the stern disappear into the water....And then theres nothing there

[@tamiwatchesstuff]

Literally the best way to see the Titanic.

[@Papaw62]

cool video. one tip for you pls..slow your side-to-side motions when recording a video..found a little stomch sickness in the fast motions

[@mannyyoutube3259]

I feel my life is not as stressful enough as it is, so I now find the need to buy a headset to find myself sinking and drowning on the Titanic🚢 🤦🏻

[@DearEngineer-isitsafe]

This is a game!? OMG! I want this! This is the way to do it...

[@kpeel1357]

Great review! thanks. Sooooo, this is a PC to MQ2 expeiriance? The reaseon I ask is becuase I have a lab with 7 MQ2's (but no computer) Hard to keep support for it. If so is their a way to play it directly from the headset? Thanks again. !!!

[@BossUpDMG]

I hope you have a choice to teleport or move with the thumb sticks

[@jennyferhicks6669]

This is why we need to leave the actual wreckage alone it's a graveyard please give them peace 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@PaulFisherMedia]

On man’s PTSD is another man’s video game lol remember that

[@user-sx6eu4rg2x]

Ah this video looks amazing but the shakiness made me dizzy and I couldn't finish...this seems like a fun experience though! I love how VR can help you time travel.

[@steve7858]

I got vertigo watching it

[@OpalLeigh]

Same 🤢 I always get motion sickness when using VR. Which sucks because I really think it’s a cool way to game!

[@ChristinaHarrison-hw4lr]

And that was dark time. When it sank. Omg

[@Toxic_0_]

There weren't enough lifeboats for people because the ships back then were designed to stay afloat much longer than Titanic did after damage. There is examples of this working, where life boats ferried passengers to a rescue ship way before the damaged ship sank. Titanic was built with safety in mind, but the situation was the worst of the worst and the ship was damaged so badly that there was no chance of rescue. Even with more lifeboats, they wouldnt have been released because the ship sank so fast.

[@casachezdoom2588]

"the succion will pull us under" is referring to the succion caused by the ship sinking, that's why you have to move away from the ship as it sinks or you risk being pulled under the water by it.

[@jj-if6it]

yes we know, the passengers wouldn't have though

[@casachezdoom2588]

@@jj-if6it I was replying to BMFVR as he didn't seem to know what that meant, maybe he was playing the part of a 1912 passenger, who knows...

[@briansarahgillespie4299]

Great relevant Bible verse, Matt. I especially loved how you tried to offer to switch out your spot for that father (as if this was happening in real time!!). Luv this!! ♥️🚢

[@c6jones720]

I think you could get thi on the Go and rift at one stage.I bet if you had enough space you could walk around it in roomscale.

[@ThomasGrillo]

I hope you got to try Demo 401. Unfortunately, it doesn't have VR support, but the devs said Project 401 (paid version) should have VR support. Thanks for sharing this.

[@rollos71]

Hi @ThomasGrillo ! When you say "Project 401 (paid version) should have VR support", do you mean the upcoming (when ?) Steam version ? Thank you :)

[@ThomasGrillo]

@@rollos71 Yes, Project 401, which should be releasing on Steam. Haven't a clue when that'll take place. Likely not for another year from now, based on how long it took for them to workup Demo 401, which has half the ship detailed.

[@rollos71]

@@ThomasGrillo Thank you for the information ! :)

[@jeffreyatkins4760]

Can you stay on it as it sinks? Like inside of it?

[@AV8R_1]

Does it still work in VR? I have THG, and Windows mixed reality with a reverb g2 v2... Also are there options to just walk with the thumb-sticks instead of highlighting a spot and teleporting?

[@kevinmach730]

Bummer its not on the Quest. Looks amazing though!

[@tonyvegas101]

🫤yeah that definitely sucks. They definitely should try to bring it to quest

[@aaronnelson6748]

Can I get this on my oculas quest?

[@glennwelsh9784]

Some of the lifeboats like #6 were only partially full because of their "women and children first" policy of loading them. If there weren't any more women and children nearby to fill out the remaining seats, they'd lower the lifeboat into the water without filling those seats at all. That means that seats that could've been filled with male passengers remained empty. It was clearly a stupid practice that needlessly doomed even more people to death when so many people were already doomed because there weren't enough lifeboats for everyone on the ship.

[@JazzJaRa]

The problem was that at least one Officer on board the Titanic interpreted it as "Woman and Children ONLY" i think Murdock was letting male passengers into the lifeboats when there weren't any woman or children around.

[@VenomShotYou]

One of the most sexist events in all of history if you ask me

[@xaweqxwasd]

- That we know of, in recent history. Other heinous events like this have occurred, currently occur, and will continue to occur. I assume that the development team for this VR Recreation took a lot of liberties toward the end - depicting the surviving women arguing with a caricatural chauvinistic rower. I can only assume this was done to make the entire ending sequence more palatable, and obscure the uncomfortable truth that the men left behind were effectively murdered by a misandrist society that viewed them as expendable. Of course, saying it that way almost makes it sound as if anything has changed since then. Spoiler: it hasn't. The Hierarchy of Human Importance: Children > Women > Fathers > Single Men > Trash

[@erikalulea3608]

The Principle of Women and Children first is not stupid in itself. But they should have filled the boats with males when there were no more women and children nearby.

[@kristin0943]

First class women and children . Not just any women and children just to remind you.

[@brayloncrawford8750]

You should try Rec Room Titanic, idk if you tried it but its called, "Titanic Legacy"

[@lifeismagical3123]

Now time travel to the Titan, moments before it imploded

[@CrissP]

Can you make a tutorial on how to get into Honor And Glory VR... I don't see a VR version on their site

[@dellper1]

How did you get this to work in VR ? Is this Titanic: Honor and Glory ? How did you get The VR Version . I must of got the flat screen version.

[@Emilys_acc506]

How do you access this on the quest 2

[@lambsauce9892]

You cant hes on PCVR

[@caribbeandoll5293]

Whewwwww this is too much

[@jib7026]

7:50, when a ship sink, the weight of the ship creats a force which pulls everything in the class proximity of the ship down with it.

[@oliath]

I've always wanted to understand just how much force this is and how difficult it would be to row out of it if you were in a life boat close to the ship. Or far away you would have to be to remain safe.

[@a.j.rimmer7612]

Now give me the overlook hotel!

[@deadringer28]

Someone did this in Dreams but You need a psvr for that game.

[@DERKJ789]

Where can i buy this? It’s not on the oculus app 😩

[@JohnRiggs]

No 'parked cars'? That's exploration I wanna do in 3D ;)

[@paulhettler2286]

Can you walk around after teleporting in an open space?

[@mahfah7911]

I wish they bring these experiences to boring Apple Vision Pro. Credit due to creators, hopefully they make it more realistic and put work in it to honor those who passed away and trauma they endured as humans. So far, anyone who experiences this whole ride, never fully enjoys and stays nervous to catch a glimpse of what went and how it may have been as a rider. Imagine being there in that cold, confusion and pain. Rip to all.

[@Azmina_the_warlock]

There's a lot of easter eggs for any fans of the Titanic: Adventure Out of Time :)

[@guyfoxe]

yes!!!!!!

[@1979fabrice]

Wow! Is this vr software free to try?

[@yemx4683]

This is awesome, just advise next time can you slow down all the turning just so we can take the time to see. Thanks! Cool video though!

[@RstewDstew]

Launched "the boat"?? It's a ship!! 😅😅😅

[@burtrenolyds9805]

The ship was purposefully sunk. Why no others sank this way? All they had to do was slow down and turn. But instead hit reverse and turned it to cause controlled sinking. Look into it. It was Olympic and it was sunk for Titanic insruance payout since Olympics insurance claim was denied.

[@YC305]

Hi, Is this on Steam? Where were you watching it?

[@psychicpajamas]

It would be fun to play Rec Royale on it.

[@enigmareach1129]

How did you get the Honor and Glory demo to run in VR?

[@PaulFisherMedia]

The point and click reminds me of Myst pc game lol

[@andremac5806]

Really nice music what is that?

[@LandscapesNfoods]

Mygosh this was soo scary to watch i also played this and uploaded it.. such tragic loss

[@PunkRockLifer]

I hope this will be on PSVR2

[@Noisyone77]

Did the video say where to access this content?

[@harlkonees7936]

About two hours for it to sink