Resume : The Titanic is gone. Can you hold on until rescue arrives? Will America embrace you with open arms… or hold you in shackles? The catastrophic conclusion to the epic tale of love and betrayal, tragedy and redemption.
Only you made it to the boat.
Hileni : She found a way. She gave us a chance.
– “Her plan worked.” Neutral
– “I’m so sorry.” Neutral
– “She almost got you killed.”
[…] :And I know those half-full lifeboats have no intention of returning to the titanic.
– Shame them.
– Consider their perspective. Neutral
– Beg them. Neutral
[…] : A year from now people may have forgotten us. Best to strike while the tragedy is still hot.
– It’s infuriating. Neutral
– Nevertheless, I’m intrigued.
– Hardly surprising.
Journalist : You were Zetta Serda’s secretary–you were with her on board. Was the film realistic?
– Set the record straight. Neutral
– Refuse to comment. Neutral
Journalist : We want the truth, yes. Folk like Zetta Serda and James Eisler–were they the heroes the film suggests?
– “James was no hero.”
– “Zetta saved me.” Neutral
– “The greatest hero was Charlie.”
Journalist : A staggering one-thousand, five-hundred, and twenty-three lives were lost. You are one of only seven-hundred five survivors. How does that make you feel?
– “Guilty.” Neutral
– “Lucky.”
– “Depends on the day.”
Journalist : They either didn’t believe the warnings of the crew or just didn’t understand English. Any comment?
– “There weren’t enough lifeboats.” Neutral
– “The crew locked the gates.”
– “None of us believed at first.”
Journalist : So do you believe the crew is ultimately at fault for what happened?
– “They weren’t properly trained.”
– “Not just the crew.” Neutral
– “Not, it’s not their fault.”
– “You’d blame the dead?”
Journalist : He lets his hands drop. He watched me with a strange intensity. Any parting thoughts? How can I possibly answer?
– “Value your loved ones.” Neutral
– “Money isn’t everything.”
– “Eve the mighty fall.”
I’ll talk to Sabine
Sabine : You and I—we could have planned a better party, non?
– “Never again!”
– “Absolutely.” Neutral
– “I doubt it.”
[…] : I hear Hileni’s sharp intake of breath. I dont need to see her face to imagine how shocked she must look.
– “People are still grieving.” Neutral
– “That’s true.”
– “How can we celebrate?”
[…] : They would want me to be joyful in life. That is how I honour them–and Zetta.
– “That’s lovely.” Neutral
– “I envy you.”
– “It’s not that easy.”
I’ll talk to Lena
Lena : While Adele was saving you. Charlie ws saving me.
– “I’m sorry I wasn’t there.” Neutral
– “I’m glad your let’s okay.”
– “I knew he would.” Neutral
[…] : out of the corner of my eye, I see Hileni squirming uncomfortably. About to burst, no doubt, with an opinion.
– “A little lost.” Neutral
– “Fine.”
– “Very busy.” Neutral
Lena : Really? That hardly sounds like you Adele!
– “Hileni’s being dramatic.”
– “It’s just a phase.” Neutral
– “How would you know?”
Lena : You’re an amazing woman. One I very much admire.
– “Thank you.” Neutral
– “I’ve made mistakes.
– “That’s a bit much.”
I’ll talk to Lawrence and Felix
Lawrence : I find it guide… gruesome.
– “They’re exploiting a tragedy.”
– “There honouring the ship.”
– “It’s difficult to look at.” Neutral
Lawrence : Even my wife. My family. I’m not certain they believe that I wasn’t a coward.
– “I think you’re a hero.” Neutral
– “People will move on.”
– “Ignore them.”
[…] I turn to look at her, feeling as though I’m seeing her for the first time.
– “That was very kind.”
– “I love you.” Neutral
– “You’re awfully tricky.”
Richard King : I’m Richard King. Zetta’s fiancé.
– “We know who you are.”
– “My condolences.” Neutral
– “I’m grateful you asked us here.”
Richard King : Well then. I’d been informed that you were Zetta’s secretary.
– “Fort a short time.” Neutral
– “Who told you that?” Neutral
– “A terrible one.”
Richard King : How was it? Working with her? I heard she could be a bit… difficult.
– “Very difficult.”
– “Not so bad.”
– “I loved it.” Neutral
Richard King : Christiana–Lady Duff Gordon- insists that she did, she’s my friend. I wanted to get an… unbiased opinion.
– “I’m sorry but no.”
– “I don’t know.” You kept Richard King in the dark. He may never know the truth. / You lied to Richard King about Zetta, and kept his love alive
– “Madly.”
Steward : If you don’t mind my asking–who was he to you?
– “My best friend.”
– “A true gentleman.”
– “He saved my life.” Neutral
Steward : You must have a story or two to tell? Go on, then.
– “He reunited Hileni and me.” Neutral
– “He danced.”
– “I’d rather not.”
Hileni : I feel like… like I’m not even the same person.
– “We’ve all changed.” Neutral
– “Is that a good thing?”
– “You seem the same.”
Hileni : Who do you want to be?
– “Someone who matters.” Neutral
– “Someone who fights for justice.”
– “Someone who cares for family.”
Hileni : Like what?
– “Film.”
– “Politics.”
– “Business.”
– “Activism.” Neutral
If Matteo and Zetta made it to the boat but Charlie stayed behind. | Matteo as the love interest + You told James Zetta’s secret
Hileni : She found a way. She gave us a chance.
– “Her plan worked.”
– “I’m so sorry.” Neutral
– “She almost got you killed.”
[…] And I know those half-full lifeboats have no intention of returning to the titanic.
– Shame them.
– Consider their perspective.Neutral
– Beg them.
[…] : We are saved
– But I am numb. Neutral
– Relief washes over me.
– Fear still hold my heart.
[…] : A year from now people may have forgotten us. Best to strike while the tragedy is still hot.
– It’s infuriating. Neutral
– Nevertheless, I’m intrigued. Neutral
– Hardly surprising.
Journalist : You were Zetta Serda’s secretary–you were with her on board. Was the film realistic?
– Set the record straight. Neutral
– Refuse to comment. Neutral
Journalist : We want the truth, yes. Miss Serda may not have been directly involved in the film, but if she did inspire it…
– “Zetta saved me.” Neutral
– “Zetta’s a far better actress.”
– “The film didn’t compare.”
Journalist : A staggering one-thousand, five-hundred, and twenty-three lives were lost. You are one of only seven-hundred five survivors. How does that make you feel?
– “Guilty.” Neutral
– “Lucky.”
– “Depends on the day.”
Journalist : They either didn’t believe the warnings of the crew or just didn’t understand English. Any comment?
– “There weren’t enough lifeboats.” Neutral
– “The crew locked the gates.”
– “None of us believed at first.”
Journalist : So do you believe the crew is ultimately at fault for what happened?
– “They weren’t properly trained.”
– “Not just the crew.” Neutral
– “Not, it’s not their fault.”
– “You’d blame the dead?”
Journalist : He lets his hands drop. He watched me with a strange intensity. Any parting thoughts? How can I possibly answer?
– “Value your loved ones.” Neutral
– “Money isn’t everything.”
– “Eve the mighty fall.”
I’ll talk to Sabine
Sabine : You and I—we could have planned a better party, non?
– “Never again!”
– “Absolutely.” Neutral
– “I doubt it.”
[…] : I hear Hileni’s sharp intake of breath. I dont need to see her face to imagine how shocked she must look.
– “People are still grieving.” Neutral
– “That’s true.” Neutral
– “How can we celebrate?”
[…] : They would want me to be joyful in life. That is how I honour them–and Zetta.
– “That’s lovely.” Neutral
– “I envy you.”
– “It’s not that easy.”
I’ll talk to Lena
Lena : While Adele was saving you. Charlie ws saving me.
– “I’m sorry I wasn’t there.” Neutral
– “I’m glad your let’s okay.”
– “I knew he would.” Neutral
[…] : out of the corner of my eye, I see Hileni squirming uncomfortably. About to burst, no doubt, with an opinion.
– “A little lost.” Neutral
– “Fine.”
– “Very busy.” Neutral
Lena : Really? That hardly sounds like you Adele!
– “Hileni’s being dramatic.”
– “It’s just a phase.” Neutral
– “How would you know?”
Lena : You’re an amazing woman. One I very much admire.
– “Thank you.” Neutral
– “I’ve made mistakes. Neutral
– “That’s a bit much.”
I’ll talk to Lawrence and Felix
Lawrence : I find it quide… gruesome.
– “They’re exploiting a tragedy.”
– “There honouring the ship.”
– “It’s difficult to look at.” Neutral
Lawrence : Even my wife. My family. I’m not certain they believe that I wasn’t a coward.
– “I think you’re a hero.” Neutral
– “People will move on.”
– “Ignore them.”
[…] I turn to look at her, feeling as though I’m seeing her for the first time.
– “That was very kind.”
– “I love you.” Neutral
– “You’re awfully tricky.”
Zetta : I often find myself thinking of that awful night. I’ve little else to occupy my time since my fiancé dropped me from his film–and his life.
– “I’m so sorry.”
– “We’re fortunate.”
– “You need a hobby.”
Zetta : Perhaps I’m better off not being in a loveless marriage.
– “It’s true.” Neutral
– “You’ll find someone else.”
– “You’re lying to yourself.”
Zetta : Even you.
– “That sounds desperate.”
– “You’d do that?”
– “I don’t deserve that.” Neutral
Zetta : What do you think, Adele? Should we give it a shot?
– Remain friends with Zetta. Your friendship with Zetta will carry on…
– Part ways.
Matteo : But then, that’s to be expected where you’re concerned.
– Kiss him Neutral
– Hug him.
– See what he does.
[…] : His smirk is maddening.
– “Of course I did.” Neutral
– “Didn’t you miss me?”
– “I kept busy.”
Matteo : He wasn’t invited. Richard King’s doing, I suspect.
– “Thank goodness.”
– “The party will be less lively.” Neutral
– “That must have hurt.”
Matteo : He’s even talking about finding a job to pay his own debts, if you can imagine!
– “I don’t believe it.”
– “It makes up for nothing.”
– “That is surprising” Neutral
Matteo : I could do worse than to remain in his employ.
– “Find what’s right for you. “
– “Stay with me.” Your love story with Matteo continues…
– “If you’re happy.”
Steward : If you don’t mind my asking–who was he to you?
– “My best friend.”
– “A true gentleman.”
– “He saved my life.” Neutral
Steward : You must have a story or two to tell? Go on, then.
– “He reunited Hileni and me.” Neutral
– “He danced.”
– “I’d rather not.”
Hileni : I feel like… like I’m not even the same person.
– “We’ve all changed.” Neutral
– “Is that a good thing?”
– “You seem the same.”
Hileni : Who do you want to be?
– “Someone who matters.” Neutral
– “Someone who fights for justice.”
– “Someone who cares for family.”
If Charlie, Matteo and Zetta made it to the boat with you. | Matteo as the love interest + You told James Zetta’s secret.
Charlie : Why am I here?
– “Matteo and I saves your life.”
– “I’m sorry.” Neutral
– “You’ll thank me someday.”
Hileni : She found a way. She gave us a chance.
– “Her plan worked.”
– “I’m so sorry.” Neutral
– “She almost got you killed.”
[…] And I know those half-full lifeboats have no intention of returning to the titanic.
– Shame them.
– Consider their perspective.Neutral
– Beg them.
[…] : We are saved
– But I am numb. Neutral
– Relief washes over me.
– Fear still hold my heart.
[…] : A year from now people may have forgotten us. Best to strike while the tragedy is still hot.
– It’s infuriating. Neutral
– Nevertheless, I’m intrigued. Neutral
– Hardly surprising.
Journalist : You were Zetta Serda’s secretary–you were with her on board. Was the film realistic?
– Set the record straight. Neutral
– Refuse to comment. Neutral
Journalist : We want the truth, yes. Miss Serda may not have been directly involved in the fil, but if she did inspire it…
– “Zetta saved me.” Neutral
– “Zetta’s a far better actress.”
– “The film didn’t compare.”
Journalist : A staggering one-thousand, five-hundred, and twenty-three lives were lost. You are one of only seven-hundred five survivors. How does that make you feel?
– “Guilty.” Neutral
– “Lucky.”
– “Depends on the day.”
Journalist : They either didn’t believe the warnings of the crew or just didn’t understand English. Any comment?
– “There weren’t enough lifeboats.” Neutral
– “The crew locked the gates.”
– “None of us believed at first.”
Journalist : So do you believe the crew is ultimately at fault for what happened?
– “They weren’t properly trained.”
– “Not just the crew.” Neutral
– “Not, it’s not their fault.”
– “You’d blame the dead?”
Journalist : He lets his hands drop. He watched me with a strange intensity. Any parting thoughts? How can I possibly answer?
– “Value your loved ones.” Neutral
– “Money isn’t everything.”
– “Eve the mighty fall.”
I’ll talk to Sabine
Sabine : You and I—we could have planned a better party, non?
– “Never again!”
– “Absolutely.” Neutral
– “I doubt it.”
[…] : I hear Hileni’s sharp intake of breath. I dont need to see her face to imagine how shocked she must look.
– “People are still grieving.” Neutral
– “That’s true.” Neutral
– “How can we celebrate?”
[…] : They would want me to be joyful in life. That is how I honour them–and Zetta.
– “That’s lovely.” Neutral
– “I envy you.”
– “It’s not that easy.”
I’ll talk to Lena
Lena : While Adele was saving you. Charlie ws saving me.
– “I’m sorry I wasn’t there.” Neutral
– “I’m glad your let’s okay.”
– “I knew he would.” Neutral
[…] : out of the corner of my eye, I see Hileni squirming uncomfortably. About to burst, no doubt, with an opinion.
– “A little lost.” Neutral
– “Fine.”
– “Very busy.” Neutral
Lena : Really? That hardly sounds like you Adele!
– “Hileni’s being dramatic.”
– “It’s just a phase.” Neutral
– “How would you know?”
Lena : You’re an amazing woman. One I very much admire.
– “Thank you.” Neutral
– “I’ve made mistakes. Neutral
– “That’s a bit much.”
I’ll talk to Lawrence and Felix
Lawrence : I find it quide… gruesome.
– “They’re exploiting a tragedy.”
– “There honouring the ship.”
– “It’s difficult to look at.” Neutral
Lawrence : Even my wife. My family. I’m not certain they believe that I wasn’t a coward.
– “I think you’re a hero.” Neutral
– “People will move on.”
– “Ignore them.”
[…] I turn to look at her, feeling as though I’m seeing her for the first time.
– “That was very kind.”
– “I love you.” Neutral
– “You’re awfully tricky.”
Zetta : I often find myself thinking of that awful night. I’ve little else to occupy my time since my fiancé dropped me from his film–and his life.
– “I’m so sorry.”
– “We’re fortunate.”
– “You need a hobby.”
Zetta : Perhaps I’m better off not being in a loveless marriage.
– “It’s true.” Neutral
– “You’ll find someone else.”
– “You’re lying to yourself.”
Zetta : Even you.
– “That sounds desperate.”
– “You’d do that?”
– “I don’t deserve that.” Neutral
Zetta : What do you think, Adele? Should we give it a shot?
– Remain friends with Zetta. Your friendship with Zetta will carry on…
– Part ways.
Matteo : But then, that’s to be expected where you’re concerned.
– Kiss him Neutral
– Hug him.
– See what he does.
[…] : His smirk is maddening.
– “Of course I did.” Neutral
– “Didn’t you miss me?”
– “I kept busy.”
Matteo : He wasn’t invited. Richard King’s doing, I suspect.
– “Thank goodness.”
– “The party will be less lively.” Neutral
– “That must have hurt.”
Matteo : He’s even talking about finding a job to pay his own debts, if you can imagine!
– “I don’t believe it.”
– “It makes up for nothing.”
– “That is surprising” Neutral
Matteo : I could do worse than to remain in his employ.
– “Find what’s right for you. “
– “Stay with me.” Your love story with Matteo continues…
– “If you’re happy.”
Charlie : Adele.
– “You look good.” Neutral
– It’s been too long.”
– “I’m surprised you came.”
[…] : She’s scrambling, and she looks to me, hoping for some support.
– “Please, Charlie.” Neutral
– “He doesn’t want to.”
– “At least visit Hileni…”
Charlie : I’m looking to steward on the next ship to Southampton.
– “You’re not afraid?”
– “You’re a great steward.”
– “You won’t stay?” Neutral
Charlie : Just two people who happened to be on the same ship.
– “We’re friends.” Neutral
– “It’s true.”
– “Let’s work on it.”
Charlie : But I don’t know if I can ever forgive you.
– “I won’t give up.” You won’t accept Charlie’s rejection. He will remember that.
– “Lets leave it, then.”
– “Take your time.”
Hileni : I feel like… like I’m not even the same person.
– “We’ve all changed.” Neutral
– “Is that a good thing?”
– “You seem the same.”
Hileni : Who do you want to be?
– “Someone who matters.” Neutral
– “Someone who fights for justice.”
– “Someone who cares for family.”
Final thoughts (And potential SPOILERS I guess!)
So that was… emotional to say the least! I rarely care so much for fictional characters (especially Matteo hehe!) but this story really made me feel a rollercoaster of emotions, especially towards the end. I think that the fact that the story is tight to an actual tragedy makes it so much more powerful. I found myself researching the Titanic events afterwards more extensibly, and was pleasantly surprise to see some of the testimonies from survivors were incorporated in the story, just like the movie did.
So, on my first run I ended up making a lot of “bad” decisions and only saving Adele. When I reached the end of Episode 17, it was about 4am because I couldn’t put the story down, and I was tired, and it left me feeling kind of depressed actually. At the time I didn’t know if there was multiple endings or not, and it could have been a possibility that there was only one because sometimes stories are not meant to have happy endings. And I couldn’t find any other hint from other people online that there was good endings to the story. SO I WENT BACK! Twice haha! Because I didn’t save Charlie my second run and I really wanted to see him in the last episode. I’ll definitely play again, I feel like there is a lot more other possibilities, especially exploring trying to save everyone while not telling James about Zetta’s secret.
Overhaul loved the story. A lot more than Life 2.0 (which I’ll do a walkthrough next). Thanks Storyscape for making me bawl my eyes out in the middle of the night! Really looking forward to see new stories coming out.
Thanks for following this walkthrough! If you’d like me to do another one, have any suggestions on other stories or game I could do, let me know in the comments. I’m always looking for fresh ideas!
4 Comments
I got the ending where I never blabbed on Zetta (unless you count the Baron stuff) and everyone was alive by the end! I’ve never felt so attached to a love interest in these type of games so I didn’t even think about it, I just smacked Charlie silly.
Charlie still hates you even after you save his ass and he’s like you didn’t really love me when you’re his love interest. That ticks me off.
Well, I must say that I followed this walkthrough and… I got a different ending. I saved Charlie, but he wasn’t very pleased that I saved him. I did tried to make Adele and Zetta be together, but she sticks with Richard king like glue. But I managed to make Adele and Zetta be together, Adele working as an assistant or something like that, and mattheo live in a possible house with Hileni and Adele and he was Happy. Charlie ends signing to be a steward on another ship and doesn’t stays with Adele. Hileni ends doing some plans for the future with her sister. And Adele recalls all the nightmare that was the titanic. After the accident, Adele and Hileni are adopted buy a shop owner and his wife, who gives them a home, food, and a job. You end watching the release of a movie Zetta did about the Titanic, talking to Lena, Sabine, Lawrence and Felix… I just wished that Adele and Zetta could be together as a couple.
i love the story but i kind off don’t like charlie. that guy not at all thankful for saving him and he simply hurts adele