Costing £13.49, the game is available to download now.ĭoctor Who: The Eternity Clock is the first of three planned releases by BBC Worldwide, and will be a PlayStation timed exclusive in Europe before releasing on PC later in the year.
The video releases on the same day that Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock launches on the PlayStation Network. It also showcases stealth and action sections across a variety of different time periods. A little like the show itself, then."Ī PC version is set to follow later this year.The trailer shows the Doctor tackling enemies, solving puzzles, manipulating the environment and traversing platforms. "It's a bit low-budget, its sets a little creaky, but it's got some big ideas and an even bigger heart. "All in all it's a smart and thoughtful handling of the source material, and one that's born from a passion for the licence at Supermassive", Martin Robinson wrote in Eurogamer's Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock preview last month. The game follows the Eleventh Doctor and sometimes-companion River Song on a new adventure independent from the TV series.īoth Matt Smith and Alex Kingston have been recruited to voice their characters, while a menagerie of familiar monsters will appear - the Daleks, Cybermen, Silurians and the Silence. When it does launch the two versions will be able to share saves between platforms. UK gamers will also be able to buy a boxed version of the game, available the following Friday, 25th May, according to the EU PlayStation blog.Įternity Clock's digital Vita release won't arrive until 13th June, however. Time-travelling tie-in Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock launches on PlayStation 3 next Wednesday, 23rd May as a digital download from PlayStation Network.
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