C-73
C-73 is Frank Carlson's First Class cabin on board the Titanic where the game starts once the explosion hurls him back to the night of April 14, 1912.
Accessibility
Situated towards the rear of the starboard side on C-Deck, Carlson must remain here for the entire voyage until 9.30 pm on the night of Sunday 14th, when he is summoned to the Gymnasium by his contact Penny Pringle.
Among the items found in the cabin is a Pocket Watch, a dinner menu, a bag, a note from Georgia and a large trunk that contains a music player, a cryptograph for decoding German codes, and a Secret Report from the British Secret Service outlining the global situation for the spring of 1912.
During the mission, Carlson is out of the cabin but only returns on one occasion - when the ship has started sinking after being knocked out by Vlad or shot by Zeitel when attempting to retrieve the notebook from the smokestack. Although Penny will instruct Carlson to decode Colonel Zeitel's telegram with the cryptograph in the trunk, Carlson can alternatively obtain the information within and continue with the mission by visiting the Cafe Parisian with Seidelmann, speaking with Zeitel, taking the pipe, and heading to the Turkish Bath. Although Carlson may be asked to look for Smethells, he does not have to return to his cabin to do that.
Behind the scenes
- In the demo, Titanic: The Lost Mission, Carlson's cabin is A-20.
- In addition to the items, Carlson can also look out of the cabin porthole and play with the fresh water tap.
- There is a white buzzer next to the door that, when pressed, will summon steward Smethells. This buzzer can still be pressed when the Titanic is sinking, but Smethells will not appear.
| Titanic Cabins | |
|---|---|
| Map | |
| A-Deck | A-10 | A-14 | A-19 | A-25 | A-27 |
| B-Deck | B-59 | B-66 | B-70 |
| C-Deck | C-59 | C-73 | C-78 |
| D-Deck | D-19 | D-33 |
| F-Deck | F-32 | F-34 | F-59 |