Dive to the Titanic in VR on Meta Quest 3 – we're giving away free keys
Set out on an immersive dive to the legendary Titanic with Meta Quest 3 – we’re giving away free keys for a fascinating VR experience.
As part of our Indie Showcase series, we regularly highlight standout VR games and offer free keys to our readers. Today’s giveaway puts the spotlight on Titanic VR, which recently launched for Meta Quest 3.
Developed by Engage XR, this VR title lets you virtually dive to the wreck of the world’s most famous ship, promising a dense, atmospheric experience. Titanic VR has been available in the Meta Horizon Store since April 14 and is priced at around $15.
Special thanks to Engage XR for providing the keys!
Support MIXED now via PayPal: Every amount helps and secures our future.
How to Win: Prize Details and Entry Requirements
What’s up for grabs:
- 1x key for Titanic VR (Quest 3)
Note: Keys are redeemable exclusively in the Meta Horizon Store.
Here’s how to enter:
- Follow us on Facebook, Bluesky or X
- Send us an email to [email protected] with the subject "TITANIC"
- Tell us the name of your Instagram or Facebook account and ask us a question you've always wanted to know about virtual reality, mixed reality or augmented reality. You can find examples here.
Closing date: May 9, 2025 at 11:59 p.m.
Winner draw: within 14 days after the end of the competition day
Notification of the prize: E-mail
Dispatch: e-mail
Important notes: If the winner does not reply within 7 days of being notified, the prize will be forfeited and we will redraw. The e-mail address will only be used for the purpose of participation and for sending the prize. We exclude any further use. All addresses will be deleted after the draw. Our data protection information applies. Legal recourse is excluded. As a rule, we cannot replace keys that do not work or cannot be redeemed, as we are only provided with a certain number.
What to Expect: Exploring the Titanic in VR
Titanic VR currently offers two main modes: a free exploration mode, where you can roam both the bow and stern sections of the shipwreck, and a story mode that weaves your exploration into a narrative. Originally released in 2018 for PC VR headsets and the first PlayStation VR, this marks the game’s debut on a standalone VR platform.
In story mode, you step into the role of a deep-sea explorer piloting a submarine down to the wreck. Your first mission: recover personal belongings from the Titanic for a wealthy descendant of a disaster victim.
The underwater controls are thoughtfully designed, letting you get fully immersed in the experience after just a short time. The sense of confinement in the submarine and the view through the porthole both add to the immersion. There’s a memorable moment when the bow of the Titanic slowly emerges from the darkness, 3,800 meters below the surface.
To explore the interior and recover artifacts, you’ll use a remote-controlled underwater robot equipped with cameras and gripper arms. After each dive, you’ll head to the lab to clean, secure, and examine the items you’ve retrieved.
While the Quest version doesn’t quite match the graphical fidelity of the PC VR release, it still delivers a convincing visual presentation. The submarine’s spotlights cut through the dark water, illuminating the wreck with dynamic shadows – a standout technical feature on Meta Quest. The underwater robot reveals floating particles, as well as fish and crabs now inhabiting the wreck site.
What do you think of Titanic VR? Join the conversation on Facebook, Bluesky or X or share your opinion in the comments below.
For feedback, topic suggestions, or other ideas, please email us at [email protected].
Note: Links to online stores in articles can be so-called affiliate links. If you buy through this link, MIXED receives a commission from the provider. For you the price does not change.
