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}} | }}{{you may|UNIT Aptitude Test|n1 = the in-universe concept}}'''''UNIT Initiation Test''''' was a quiz game with a narrative framing, published in the ''[[Doctor Who Annual 2006]]''. It featured an original illustration by [[Ben Morris (illustrator)|Ben Morris]] while the writing of the Annual's puzzles was collectively attributed to [[Justin Richards]] and [[Gareth Roberts]]. Though shaped like a quiz game, it was mostly a medium to reveal new and unexpected information about the [[Doctor Who universe|''Doctor Who'' universe]]: the questions were about trivia ''not'' covered in any preexisting ''Doctor Who'' story. | ||
{{you may|UNIT Aptitude Test|n1 = the in-universe concept}}'''''UNIT Initiation Test''''' was a quiz game with a narrative framing, published in the ''[[Doctor Who Annual 2006]]''. It featured an original illustration by [[Ben Morris (illustrator)|Ben Morris]] while the writing of the Annual's puzzles was collectively attributed to [[Justin Richards]] and [[Gareth Roberts]]. Though shaped like a quiz game, it was mostly a medium to reveal new and unexpected information about the [[Doctor Who universe|''Doctor Who'' universe]]: the questions were about trivia ''not'' covered in any preexisting ''Doctor Who'' story. | |||
This game is not considered [[Tardis:Valid sources|a valid source]] on this Wiki, as it essentially casts the reader (or, as it were, player) as an aspiring staffmember at [[UNIT]], thereby arguably breaking the [[fourth wall]]. | This game is not considered [[Tardis:Valid sources|a valid source]] on this Wiki, as it essentially casts the reader (or, as it were, player) as an aspiring staffmember at [[UNIT]], thereby arguably breaking the [[fourth wall]]. | ||