Hi Tripp,
The interiors are exquisitely rendered and give a good feel for what being aboard the ship would have been like, however many areas are inaccurate while others are created with heavy use of artistic license as some areas shown in the game were unknown to many on the actual ship.
I haven’t played the game in a few years but some of the major mistakes that I can recall off hand:
The First Class Lounge is painted mustard yellow when the real lounge would have been paneled in oak the same color as that of the Grand Staircase.
The First Class Smoke Room has incorrect floor tiles that were used on the Olympic in the post war years; the painting above the mantel is also wrong as it is the painting that was aboard the Olympic as well, the stained glass windows are also modeled after those found aboard the Olympic. Another point is that the doors to the Verandah Café appear as French doors in the game when revolving doors were used on Titanic and Olympic.
The Wireless Room is accessed in the game outside from the Boat Deck which would be correct for the Olympic, however the wireless room on Titanic was just aft of the Officer’s Quarters and could only be accessed from within.
The First Class hallways are shown with silk wallpaper, when in reality they were white paneling. I don’t believe the hallways were carpeted either, rather tiled with linoleum.
All of the First Class cabins you can enter in the game are modeled in Old Dutch décor when only two cabins on Titanic, B 47 and C 72, were decorated so.
I also found the amount of rust on the machinery in the Engine Rooms to be odd on a brand new ship.
Best Regards,
Brian
That's some very exquisite work you've done and I'd love to see more pictures as you have them available. 