Story
In Hidden Expedition: Titanic, the player takes on the role of a treasure hunter working for the Hidden Expedition Adventure League (HEAL) to investigate the wreckage of the ocean liner RMS Titanic. Although the Titanic was considered to be one of the most technologically-advanced ships of its time, it sank to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean after striking an iceberg on April 14, 1912 during its maiden voyage from Queenstown, Ireland to New York City, USA.
When the game begins, the player received a letter from the director of the Titanic Museum Foundation. The museum recently discovered an extremely rare, highly valuable, long-lost artifact - the Queen's jeweled crown - was on the Titanic when it sank.
Your mission is to search the Titanic and recover this crown along with any other rare artifacts you find. You are asked to return the artifacts you recover to the Titanic Museum, but are allowed to keep any gems you find.
The game is divided into 14 unique dive expeditions in 17 different sections of the ship. You will be given a list of artifacts to find in each room before your oxygen runs out.
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