Face up to the most fearsome monsters including Silurians, Cybermen, Daleks and the Silence. Unravel the mystery of The Eternity Clock and stop its deadly path of destruction before it’s too late.Įquipped with the Doctor’s sonic screwdriver, River’s Blaster and other fantastic gadgets, journey through four London time periods and a number of alien locations in search of the answers.
Play as the Doctor and River Song as they race to save the universe and time itself. Gameplay requires PlayStation®Vita memory card (sold separately). A little like the show itself, then."Ī PC version is set to follow later this year.Compatible with PlayStation®Vita only. "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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