7.1
rating
Ludopedia
6.7
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
If you enjoy a cooperative challenge with a Solitaire twist and an immersive theme, SOS Titanic is an excellent choice to test your ability to save lives under pressure!
Highlights
- Immersive and tense theme
- Familiar Solitaire mechanics
- Great for solo play
- Engaging cooperative challenge
- Strategic action cards
Keep in mind
- Can be frustrating sometimes
- Card luck influences outcome
- Not for complex strategy seekers
RECOMMENDED
Rules manual not indexed yet
Upload the PDF rulebook to ask questions about this game with AI.
At 11:40 PM on April 14, 1912, in the frigid North Atlantic, the majestic R.M.S. Titanic collides with an iceberg, sealing its fate. Water rapidly floods the compartments, and the ship begins to list dangerously. On board, panic spreads, and hope dwindles. In SOS Titanic, you take on the role of a crew member, and your mission is clear: alone or in cooperation with others, you must act calmly and efficiently to rescue as many passengers as possible before it's too late. Time is your greatest enemy!
This card game, featuring a mechanic reminiscent of classic Solitaire, challenges you to arrange passengers on the decks and then guide them to the lifeboats in a specific sequence. Each section of the Titanic has a pile of cards, but only the top one is visible and available for interaction. On your turn, you draw cards from the main deck and try to move passengers off the sinking ship. Failing to rescue at least one passenger or needing to reshuffle the main deck can result in a section of the ship sinking, reducing options and the hope of those still on board. Fortunately, special action cards can be used to intervene at critical moments, turning the tide in your favor. The game ends when the Titanic sinks completely or, in the best-case scenario, when all remaining passengers are saved. Prepare for a race against time and destiny!
This card game, featuring a mechanic reminiscent of classic Solitaire, challenges you to arrange passengers on the decks and then guide them to the lifeboats in a specific sequence. Each section of the Titanic has a pile of cards, but only the top one is visible and available for interaction. On your turn, you draw cards from the main deck and try to move passengers off the sinking ship. Failing to rescue at least one passenger or needing to reshuffle the main deck can result in a section of the ship sinking, reducing options and the hope of those still on board. Fortunately, special action cards can be used to intervene at critical moments, turning the tide in your favor. The game ends when the Titanic sinks completely or, in the best-case scenario, when all remaining passengers are saved. Prepare for a race against time and destiny!
GALLERY
11 photos · from the community
Tap any photo to open fullscreen. Photos submitted by the community or publisher.
In English
1
BEST
2
REC
3
REC
4
REC
5
OK
Loading playlist...
Finding best prices...
Prices unavailable at this time.
Price history — last 6 months (lowest new offer)
Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Ludonaute, Devir, Heidelberger Spieleverlag, Hobby Japan, Matagot, TGG Games
Designer
Bruno Cathala, Ludovic Maublanc
Artist
Christian Bach, Sandra Fesquet
Is SOS Titanic easy to learn?
Yes, it has a very intuitive mechanic, similar to the card game Solitaire, which makes it quite easy for beginners. The rules are simple to pick up!
How many players can participate?
You can play SOS Titanic alone (solo mode) or with up to 5 players. It's quite flexible for different group sizes!
What's the average game duration?
Games are quick, usually lasting between 30 to 30 minutes. Perfect for a shorter gaming session or multiple rounds.
Is the game very complex?
No, the complexity is light (BGG weight of 1.65/5). It's a game that offers a good strategic challenge without being overly complicated, ideal for relaxing and having fun.
What are the main game components?
The game primarily consists of cards, representing passengers, ship sections, and action cards. It's a pure card game, so don't expect a giant board or miniatures.
Who is SOS Titanic recommended for?
It's highly recommended for fans of cooperative games, those who enjoy card-based puzzle challenges, and anyone looking for an engaging solo experience. If you like the Titanic theme, that's a bonus!