An OLD video featuring footage from Lost in the Darkness when it was using Cryengine 2.
This video shows our older, unfinished models of the A la Carte Restaurant, Aft Grand Staircase, B and E Deck first class corridors, Forward Grand Staircase, D Deck and B Deck Reception Rooms, and the First Class Purser’s Office. These models have been updated for and look much better in the new Cryengine 3.
Modeled by Matthew DeWinkeleer.
Cryengine 2 conversion and video by Robin Bock.
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A rendering of Titanic’s Second Class Library on C-Deck.
Modeled by Matthew DeWinkeleer.
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A rendering of Titanic’s First Class Stateroom B-81, crafted in the Louis XVI Style.
Modeled by Matthew DeWinkeleer.
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Titanic’s forward Grand Staircase on the Boat Deck, and the First Class Reception Room on D Deck in-game.
Modeled by Matthew DeWinkeleer.
Cryengine 3 conversion by Robin Bock.
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Anonymous asked: Oi! what happened to the palms? Come on guys, I hate to be a pain and complaining about the great work your doing, but you had perfection with the Reception Room just a week ago - I don't know what's prompting the fooling around with the carpet color and the plants; but I've just got to pledge full support for your May 6th render. I've never voiced anything like this before, but I believe very strongly in the beauty you achieved not long ago. Red carpet forever!! Plus the palms looked better.
Anonymous asked titanic-lost-in-the-darkness:
2012-05-15 22:48
Don’t get me wrong, the Reception Room looks decent - just - kind of falls flat and lacks that certain pizazz after seeing what you had with the red carpet. It felt warmer and more inviting - and just made me want to be there. The new greenish/blue carpeting - perhaps making it the purported ‘green room’ - makes it look like it’s already underwater. It just feels - murky. Doesn’t have that big grand feeling of that rich red. Plus, I liked the palms better.
Please note that since this is a work in progress, not all details are final. This includes details like plants and carpets.
On the point of the plants, what you see in the screen shots is only temporary. The palms you saw in the renders were not modeled in the proper way for the game engine, and may not have even been included in the model sent to our cryengine importer. So, existing plants from another game (Crysis 2 I believe) were used. We will be modeling the proper palm plants eventually.
On the point of the carpet, the change to blue was made by someone who has worked with the interior modeler, but not necessarily deeply involved in the game project, for most of it anyway. His reasons for the change are unknown, but some of the others in the team seem to agree that perhaps the change is a plausible one. This is not set in stone, however, we may change it back to red, that is yet to be determined. When it comes to details like this, we will make them according to what’s most likely, most plausible, or according to whatever facts come our way, not according to what simply looks good. It’s true that the red carpet has a much nicer overall effect in the room, but if blue turns out to be more likely, we will go with that regardless of how dreary it may look. Even if we keep the blue carpet, it may be changed to have a little more red in it.
Just keep in mind that these are not finalized details, they may be changed before completion, and some will certainly be changed.
Titanic’s First Class D Deck Reception Room, in-game screenshots. (Expanded photoset)
Modeled by Matthew DeWinkeleer.
Cryengine 3 conversion by Robin Bock.
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Titanic’s First Class D Deck Reception Room, in-game screenshots.
Modeled by Matthew DeWinkeleer.
Cryengine 3 conversion by Robin Bock.
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A render of Titanic’s First Class Reception Room on D Deck.
Modeled by Matthew DeWinkeleer.
New carpet design by Kyle Hudak.
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An in-game screenshot of the first class B Deck amidships passenger corridor on Titanic.
Modeled by Matthew DeWinkeleer.
Cryengine3 import by Robin Bock.
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A render of Titanic’s first class stateroom stateroom B-54, decorated in one of the three Empire Styles used on the ship, and part of the port-side parlour suite. This may have been the room in which J. Bruce Ismay slept, as he occupied that particular suite during the voyage.
Modeled by Matthew DeWinkeleer.
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A render of Captain Smith’s sitting room on Titanic’s Boat Deck, near the bridge.
Modeled by Matthew DeWinkeleer.
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A render of the E Deck first class elevator lobby on Titanic.
Modeled by Matthew DeWinkeleer.
Titanic’s first class Squash Court. The room extended between two decks, with the entrance and playing level on G Deck, and a spectator gallery (the large windows at the top) on F Deck.
Modeled by Matthew DeWinkeleer.
Anonymous asked: how to download this game ?
Lost in the Darkness is not available for download, as it is not yet complete, and not in a BETA phase. A BETA phase is uncertain, and release won’t be until late 2013-early 2014 at the earliest.
Note on Frequently Asked Questions:
I would like to remind those asking questions to please read the FAQ and Answers posts before submitting questions, as we often get the same question many times after answering it before. Especially questions regarding the sinking, the release date, the gameplay, and how much of Titanic will be recreated.
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Titanic: Lost in the Darkness is an upcoming PC game set aboard the R.M.S. Titanic, in an extensive and detailed re-creation of the ship and story to play through, utilizing Crytek's Cryengine 3. It is still a work in progress, being developed by ORM Entertainment. Welcome to our Tumblr blog, where we will post updates, information, photos, and videos of the project. So please follow us if you're interested in Titanic and want to stay updated with our project!
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