Coming Soon: Murder on the Titanic
April 1912. The unsinkable ship. A first-class murder. The Atlantic holds secrets that will never reach shore.
We have kept this quiet for months. Testing in secret. Refining in shadows. But the time has come to reveal what lurks beneath the surface.
BACKSTABBERS is about to set sail.
Murder on the Titanic
April 14th, 1912. The grandest ocean liner ever built cuts through the dark Atlantic on her maiden voyage. Champagne flows in the first-class dining saloon. The orchestra plays. Wealthy passengers toast to fortune and future.
Then someone turns up dead.
An Entirely New Setting
This is not simply a reskin of Blackwood Manor with nautical wallpaper. The Titanic scenario rebuilds the experience from the hull up.
Eleven distinct locations across the ship: the Grand Staircase, First Class Dining Saloon, Smoking Room, Promenade Deck, Captain's Quarters, Turkish Baths, and more. Each rendered with period-accurate detail.
Eight new suspects drawn from Edwardian high society: shipping magnates, society widows, ambitious engineers, mysterious passengers with secrets that predate their boarding.
New external contacts including the Ship's Doctor, the Master-at-Arms, passengers from adjacent staterooms, and a stoker from the boiler room who sees things the first-class passengers prefer to ignore.
The Ticking Clock
You know what happens to the Titanic. Everyone knows. This creates a unique tension that the manor setting cannot replicate.
You must solve the murder before... well. Before circumstances make it irrelevant.
When Does It Launch?
Soon. Very soon. We are in the final stages of testing, ensuring every alibi holds water (so to speak) and every clue connects properly to the ship's layout.
Premium members will receive access first. Free players will be able to experience the Titanic scenario as their complimentary case.
A Glimpse of the Future
The Titanic represents our vision for BACKSTABBERS going forward. Multiple scenarios. Different eras. Various settings. Each with unique characters, locations, and atmosphere while maintaining the core deduction mechanics that make the game compelling.
Blackwood Manor was the beginning. The Titanic is the next chapter.
Some mysteries are destined to sink into history.