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|name              = Doctor Who: Legacy
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|image            = The Doctors fight the Cybermen (Legacy).jpg
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|main character    = [[Eleventh Doctor]], [[Sixth Doctor]], [[Seventh Doctor]], [[Tenth Doctor]], [[Eighth Doctor]], [[Third Doctor]], [[First Doctor]], [[War Doctor]], [[Second Doctor]], [[Ninth Doctor]], [[Fifth Doctor]], [[Twelfth Doctor]], [[Fourth Doctor]]
|doctor            = Eleventh Doctor
|featuring        = [[Vastra]], [[Ludens Nimrod Kendrick Cord Longstaff XLI|Porridge]], [[Clara Oswald|Clara]], [[Jack Harkness|Jack]], [[the Brigadier]], [[Martha Jones|Martha]], [[River Song|River]], [[Amy Pond|Amy]], [[Rory Williams|Rory]], [[Cinder]], [[the General]], [[Josie Day|Josie]], [[Grace Holloway|Grace]], [[Asmuth]], [[Mickey Smith|Mickey]], [[Jo Grant|Jo]]
|companions        =[[Vastra]]
|enemy            = [[Sontaran]] Captain [[Vade]], the [[Great Intelligence]], {{Simm}}, [[Missy]]
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|enemy            = {{il|[[Sontaran]]s|[[Zygon]]s|[[The Master]]|[[Toclafane]]}}
|setting          =  
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|developer        = [[Tiny Rebel Games]]
|developer        = {{il|[[Tiny Rebel Games]]|Seed Studio}}
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|publisher        = Tiny Rebel Games
|writer            = [[Lee Cummings]]
|writer            = Lee Cummings, George Mann
|platform          = [[iOS]], [[Android (operating system)|Android]]
|platform          = [[Android (operating system)|Android]], [[iOS]], Facebook, Amazon
|genre            = puzzle/adventure
|genre            = Match-three puzzle role-playing
|release date      = [[27 November (releases)|27 November]] [[2013 (releases)|2013]]
|release date      = 27 November 2013 – 23 August 2015
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|trailer          = Doctor Who Legacy - A new puzzle RPG game for mobile - Doctor Who
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|series            = [[Tiny Rebel Games|Tiny Rebel]] ''Doctor Who'' games
|next              = Infinity (video game)
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'''''Doctor Who: Legacy''''' is a {{w|freemium}} game released to the [[iOS]], [[Android (operating system)|Android]], and Facebook platforms in the wake of the [[The Day of the Doctor (TV story)|50th anniversary special]]. Initially billed as an adventure featuring the [[Eleventh Doctor]] at the crux of its events, it continued to update past his era's conclusion in [[2013]], then transitioned to his successor, the [[Twelfth Doctor]]. As character licensing rights were obtained, the game gradually expanded to feature every direct incarnation of [[the Doctor]].
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'''''Doctor Who: Legacy''''' was an episodic match-three puzzle role-playing video game developed by [[Tiny Rebel Games]] and Seed Studio and published by Tiny Rebel Games. It was released on [[Android (operating system)|Android]], [[iOS]], Facebook, and Amazon in the wake of the [[The Day of the Doctor (TV story)|50th anniversary special]].


It currently allows users to replay the events of several episodes of ''[[Doctor Who]]''{{'}}s [[Series 4 (Doctor Who)|4th]], [[Series 5 (Doctor Who)|5th]], [[Series 6 (Doctor Who)|6th]] and [[Series 7 (Doctor Who)|7th]] and [[Series 8 (Doctor Who)|8th series]], using — if they so wish — different combinations of Doctors, [[companion]]s, and featured guest stars than were present in the story as televised. Indeed, players can replay each episode however they wish, meaning that gameplay is different for all users, and even for each individual.
Initially billed as an adventure featuring the [[Eleventh Doctor]] at the crux of its events, it continued to update past his era's conclusion in [[2013 (releases)|2013]], then transitioned to his successor, the [[Twelfth Doctor]]. As character licensing rights were obtained, the game gradually expanded to feature every direct incarnation of [[the Doctor]].


Despite this, the cut scenes found in many of the levels that advance the plot of the game always remain the same, regardless of which characters are on one's team or how many times the level has been played, or the player's overall progress. Due to this, although the game mechanics of various levels are different, the plot remains consistent for every user on every play through.
It allowed users to replay the events of several episodes across the series with player-chosen combinations of Doctors, [[companion]]s, featured guest stars, and other notable characters. Players could replay each episode however they wish, meaning that gameplay was different for all users, and even for each individual.


It is also notable for featuring mentions and appearances of original characters from the expanded ''Doctor Who'' universe outside from the TV show, including [[Alice Obiefune]], [[Gabby Gonzalez]], [[Frobisher]], [[Charley Pollard]] and [[Liam McShane]], with more in the plans to be added.
At launch, the game's story worked backwards through the show's seasons, starting from [[Series 7 (Doctor Who 2005)|Series 7]] with the intent of working all the way back to ''[[An Unearthly Child (TV story)|An Unearthly Child]]''. But as content out of sequence with the original approach was added (including [[Series 8 (Doctor Who 2005)|Series 8]] and [[Series 9 (Doctor Who 2005)|9]], the classic series, and the [[Titan Comics]] publications), the story began focusing on original ideas and adventures, even receiving contributions from writer and fan of the game, [[George Mann]]. The cut scenes of the levels remained the same regardless of which characters were on one's team or how many times the level had been played, or the player's overall progress. Due to this, the plot remained consistent for every user on every playthrough.


At launch, the game's story was meant as a simple means for levels to work backwards through the show's seasons, starting from [[Series 7 (Doctor Who)|Series 7]] and working back all the way to ''[[An Unearthly Child (TV story)|An Unearthly Child]]''. But with the massive increase in content out of sequence with the original approach (including [[Series 8 (Doctor Who)|Series 8]] and [[Series 9 (Doctor Who)|9]], the classic series, and the [[Titan Comics]] publications), the story has taken on a more original turn, with specific chapters and several side stories made without direct reliance on single seasons of the show.
It was also notable for featuring mentions and appearances of original characters from the expanded ''Doctor Who'' universe outside from the TV show, including [[Abslom Daak]], [[Alice Obiefune]], [[Gabby Gonzalez]], [[Frobisher]], [[Charley Pollard]], and [[Liam McShane]].
 
The game was closed down on [[18 February (releases)|18 February]] [[2019 (releases)|2019]] as Tiny Rebel Games' agreement with the BBC for the game had ended and the company decided to focus on the development of ''[[Infinity (video game)|Doctor Who Infinity]]''.<ref>http://doctorwhonews.net/2019/02/doctor-who-legacy-to-close.html</ref> The storylines for ''Legacy'' were not completed prior to its closure.


== Synopsis ==
== Synopsis ==
=== The Sontaran Threat ===
The [[Eleventh Doctor]] and [[Vastra]] arrive in [[Cardiff]] on [[16 October]] [[1978]], discovering that the [[Earth]] has been prematurely invaded by the [[Sontaran]]s, who have acquired [[time travel]] and are rewriting the [[planet]]'s, and the entire universe's, history. The Doctor determines that he must go back through his own personal timeline to defeat them, gathering friends and companions to help him, before its too late. Vastra summons [[Jenny Flint]], and the three go to [[Hedgewick's World of Wonders]] during the [[Cyberman|Cybermen]] attack to find [[Ludens Nimrod Kendrick Cord Longstaff XLI|Porridge]], to the [[Dalek Asylum]] for [[Rory Williams]], and the Latimer Residence for [[Jagganth Daiki-Nagata]], before moving on further through the Doctor's most recent adventures. They manage to find more companions and halt the Sontaran's operations, but along the way, they find massive paradoxes destabilising time and allowing events that never occurred to happen, such as encounters uniting the Doctors' enemies, along with some events to occur out of sequence, such an encounter with the [[Silent|Silence]]. Many other skirmishes take place, resulting in [[Clara Oswald]] joining the team in [[1875]] [[Paris]], [[Sam Garner]] from the depths of [[New York City]], and [[John Riddell]] in a forest in Scotland. Stabilising the paradoxes leads to the Doctor's previous incarnations, including his [[Tenth Doctor|Tenth]], [[Seventh Doctor|Seventh]], and [[Sixth Doctor|Sixth]] selves, being sent through time to join the team.


=== Chapter 1: The Sontaran Threat ===
The chapter closes out as the Doctors and [[The Doctor's TARDIS|his TARDIS]] team combat the [[Great Intelligence]], in the form of a glowing transparent pyramid, through its activities in [[London]] [[1892]], [[2013]], and [[Trenzalore]], uniting with the [[Eighth Doctor]] along the way, culminating in a confrontation in the Time Vortex where it calls upon [[Snowman|Snowmen]] and the [[Ice Governess]] for defence, ultimately falling to the heroes.
 
The [[Eleventh Doctor]] and [[Vastra]] arrive in [[Cardiff]] on [[16 October]] [[1978]], discovering that the [[Earth]] has been prematurely invaded by the [[Sontaran]]s, who have acquired [[time travel]] and are rewriting the [[planet]]'s, and the entire universe's, history. The Doctor determines that he must go back through his own personal timeline to defeat them, gathering friends and companions to help him, before its too late. Vastra summons [[Jenny Flint]], and the three go to [[Hedgewick's World of Wonders]] during the [[Cyberman|Cybermen]] attack to find [[Ludens Nimrod Kendrick Cord Longstaff XLI|Porridge]], then to the [[Dalek Asylum]] for [[Rory Williams]], before moving on further through the Doctor's most recent adventures. They manage to find more companions and halt the Sontaran's operations, but along the way, they find massive paradoxes destabilizing time and allowing events that never occurred to happen, such as encounters uniting the Doctors' enemies, along with some events to occur out of sequence, such an encounter with the [[Silent|Silence]]. Stabilizing them leads to the Doctor's previous incarnations, including his [[Tenth Doctor|Tenth]], [[Seventh Doctor|Seventh]], and [[Sixth Doctor|Sixth]] selves, being sent through time to join the team.
 
The chapter closes out as the Doctors and his [[The Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]] team combat the [[Great Intelligence]], in the form of a glowing transparent pyramid, through its activities in [[London]] [[1892]], [[2013]], and [[Trenzalore]], uniting with the [[Eighth Doctor]] along the way, culminating in a confrontation in the Time Vortex where it calls upon [[Snowman|Snowmen]] and the [[Ice Governess]] for defence, ultimately failing, after which they manage to find [[Amy Pond]].
 
=== Chapter 2: Enter.. the Zygons! ===
 
Fending off an attack from a Sontaran Flagship, the TARDIS materializes in modern day London, only for the team to find themselves under attack by [[Zygons]], who have allied with the Sontarans and are being used as reinforcements against the Doctors and his companions. The TARDIS team presses on, going through the events leading up to the Doctor's "death" on [[Lake Silencio]] to continue stabilizing time and combating the Sontaran/Zygon menace, continuing to gather allies along the way. More paradoxes also lead to the [[Third Doctor]] joining the team. But time is destabilizing further, leading to battles against the [[Weeping Angel]]s over London, a [[Dalek]] invasion in 2024, an army of [[Rory (Handbot)|Rorybots]], and an "unholy alliance" between [[the Church]] and the Daleks. They also encounter a unique series of artificial paradoxes that appear to be the attempts of someone trying to reach them.
 
The Doctors begin to formulate a plan, trusting in the ingenuity of humans and believing that ensuring the safety of creative and important individuals like [[Vincent van Gogh]] and [[Winston Churchill]] can limit the fractures in time being caused by the Sontarans. But after facing and defeating Sontaran Captain Vade the Defiant, they are told that forces greater than the Sontaran Empire are after them. Evading enemies from across the collasping timesteam, the TARDIS team  follow the trace of another artificial paradox that leads them into the edges of a time storm around December 25th, ensnaring them in a temporal hurricane of snowy weather.


Finally reaching the paradox, the Doctors manage to reverse the polarity of the paradox's neutron flow, allowing [[Jack Harkness]] to reach them at last. He informs them of the entry of "an old friend" of theirs into events.  
=== Enter... the Zygons! ===
Fending off an attack from a Sontaran Flagship, the TARDIS materialises in modern day London, only for the team to find themselves under attack by [[Zygon]]s, who have allied with the Sontarans and are being used as reinforcements against the Doctors and his companions. The TARDIS team presses on, going through the events leading up to the Doctor's "death" on [[Lake Silencio]] to continue stabilising time and combating the Sontaran/Zygon menace, continuing to gather allies along the way. More paradoxes also lead to the [[Third Doctor]] joining the team. But time continues to collapse, leading to battles against the [[Weeping Angel]]s over London, a [[Dalek]] invasion in 2024, an army of [[Rory (Handbot)|Rorybots]], and an "unholy alliance" between [[the Church]] and the Daleks. They also encounter a unique series of artificial paradoxes that appear to be the attempts of someone trying to reach them.


Meanwhile, the [[First Doctor]] watches from his own TARDIS the full extent of the Sontarans' plans, and to his horror, the fall of [[Sontar]] as an army of [[Toclafane]], led by [[the Master]] [[The Master#As Harold Saxon|in his Harold Saxon incarnation]], overwhelm the planet and its forces all across time at once.
The Doctors begin to formulate a plan, trusting in the ingenuity of humans and believing that ensuring the safety of creative and important individuals like [[Vincent van Gogh]] and [[Winston Churchill]] can limit the fracturing of the timeline. But after facing and defeating Sontaran Captain Vade the Defiant, they are told that forces greater than the Sontaran Empire are after them. Evading enemies from across the collapsing timestream, the TARDIS team follow the trace of another artificial paradox that leads them into the edges of a time storm around December 25th, ensnaring them in a temporal hurricane of snowy weather.


=== Chapter 3: Rise of the Master ===
Finally reaching the paradox, the Doctors manage to reverse the polarity of the paradox's neutron flow, allowing [[Jack Harkness]] to reach them at last. He informs them of the entry of "an old friend" of theirs into events.


The TARDIS team pushes through the time storm, confronting enemies the Doctors have fought previously at Christmastime. They realize Jack Harkness is right when they  witness the Sontarans being decimated by Toclafane, as well as when they receieve a message directly from the Master himself. They push onward to escape the storm, passing through the Doctor's future in [[Christmas (town)|Christmas]] and uniting with the [[War Doctor]] in the process.
Meanwhile, the [[First Doctor]] watches from his own TARDIS the full extent of the Sontarans' plans, and to his horror, the fall of [[Sontar]] as an army of [[Toclafane]], led by [[the Master]] {{Simm|n=in his Harold Saxon incarnation}}, overwhelm the planet and its forces all across time at once.


Once out, they continue running through time to evade the Master, going through through the early adventures of the Eleventh Doctor in the process. They find time to pick up some of Jack Harkness's allies such as [[Ianto Jones]], and manage to come into contact with the [[Second Doctor|Second]] and [[Ninth Doctor|Ninth Doctors]]. They're also plagued by the generation of bubble universes in the weakened timeline, which pull the the TARDIS into them as quickly as they're created. Observing their efforts, the First Doctor decides now is the time to join his future selves, uniting with them through a paradox surrounded by [[Adipose]].
=== The Rise of the Master ===
The TARDIS team pushes through the time storm, confronting enemies the Doctors have fought previously at Christmastime. They realise Jack Harkness is right as they witness the Sontarans being decimated by Toclafane, as well as from a warning message directly from the Master. They push onward to escape the storm, passing through the Doctor's future in [[Christmas (town)|Christmas]] and uniting with the [[War Doctor]] in the process.


Not giving up on catching the Doctors, the Master continues to pursue the TARDIS team through both his Toclafane and his own past selves. As the Doctors evade the Weeping Angels in the caves of [[Alfava Metraxis]], they're confronted by [[The Master#A body in decay|the Master in his decaying form]], but the TARDIS team manages to outmatch him. Later, the Master uses [[The Master's TARDIS|his TARDIS]] to attack the Doctor's through the Time Vortex, but is again bested, leaving a Sontaran Flagship in his wake that forces the TARDIS to materialize on [[Krop Tor]] in the middle of [[The Beast (The Impossible Planet)|the Beast's]] awakening. Not long after, they face [[The Master#Nemesis of the Third Doctor|the Master during his UNIT days]] in a skimmish with the Toclafane in [[Tarminster]], but would once again manage to escape.
Once out, they continue running through time to evade the Master, going through through the early adventures of the Eleventh Doctor in the process. They find time to pick up some of Jack Harkness's allies such as [[Ianto Jones]], and manage to come into contact with the [[Second Doctor|Second]] and [[Ninth Doctor]]s. They're also plagued by the generation of bubble universes in the weakened timeline, which pull the the TARDIS into them as quickly as they're created. Observing their efforts, the First Doctor decides now is the time to join his future selves, uniting with them through a paradox surrounded by [[Adipose]].


In what is called "The Hunt for Greyhound One", following a breach of Toclafane into the TARDIS interior, the Doctors realize that they need an army to fight the Master's forces, and for that, they need a great military leader. The decision to find [[Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart|the Brigadier]] is made, but to reach him through the weakened timestream, the need to build a specific machine to summon him. Retrieving metal casing from a [[Silent]] ship, gears from ''[[Starship UK]]'' (where they acquire a [[Winder]] ally from landing fifty years after freeing its [[star whale]]) a sentient lens in the form of the melted Ice Governess, and harnessing the power of the Doctor's tomb on Trenzalore, they manage to build the machine and retrieve the Brigadier, fresh from his days alongside the Third Doctor. But the reunion is short-lived, as their actions summon "time sundered" [[Whisper Man|Whisper Men]] that are much more dangerous than before, forcing the team to flee back to the TARDIS. They make a blind jump through time to escape, ending up at [[Auderly House]] during the [[World Peace Conference]], where another paradox leads to the [[Fifth Doctor]] joining the team.
Not giving up on catching the Doctors, the Master continues to pursue via both his Toclafane and his own past incarnations. As the Doctors evade the Weeping Angels in the caves of [[Alfava Metraxis]], they're confronted by {{Pratt|n=the Master in his decaying form}}, but the TARDIS team manages to outmatch him. Later, the Master uses [[The Master's TARDIS|his TARDIS]] to attack the Doctor's through the Time Vortex, but is again bested, leaving a Sontaran Flagship in his wake that forces the TARDIS to materialise on [[Krop Tor]] in the middle of [[The Beast (The Impossible Planet)|the Beast]]'s awakening. Not long after, they face {{Delgado|n=the Master during his UNIT day}}s in a skirmish with the Toclafane in [[Tarminster]], but would once again manage to escape.


=== Chapter 4: Betrayal and Redemption ===
In "The Hunt for Greyhound One", following a breach of Toclafane into the TARDIS interior, the Doctors realise that they need an army to fight the Master's forces, and for that, they need a great military leader. The decision to find [[Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart|the Brigadier]] is made, but to reach him through the weakened timestream, the need to build a specific machine to summon him. Retrieving metal casing from a [[Silent]] ship, gears from ''[[Starship UK]]'' (where they acquire a [[Winder]] ally), a sentient lens in the form of the melted Ice Governess, and harnessing the power of the Doctor's tomb on Trenzalore, they manage to retrieve the Brigadier fresh from the 1970s/80s. But the reunion is short-lived as their actions summon "time sundered" [[Whisper Man|Whisper Men]] that are much more dangerous than before, forcing the team to flee back to the TARDIS. They make a blind jump through time to escape, ending up at [[Auderly House]] during the [[World Peace Conference]], where another paradox leads to the [[Fifth Doctor]] joining the team.


Now aided by the Brigadier, the TARDIS team determines they need a weapon that can specially hurt the Toclafane. [[Martha Jones]] and the Tenth Doctor remember a diary [[Alison Docherty]] wrote on combating them, and the Doctors conclude that it very well could've ended up through the alternate timelines at [[the Library]]. But before they can head there, the TARDIS is pulled into the relative future, bringing them to [[Sherwood Forest]] in the middle of the [[Sheriff of Nottingham|Sheriff of Nottingham's]] fight with the [[Twelfth Doctor]]. The TARDIS team helps defeat him, and the Eleventh and Twelfth Doctors are shocked at each others' presence before the team returns with him to the TARDIS, which now takes on the Twelfth Doctor's console room design.
=== Betrayal and Redemption ===
Now aided by the Brigadier, the TARDIS team determines they need a weapon that can specially hurt the Toclafane. [[Martha Jones]] remembers a diary [[Alison Docherty]] wrote on combating them during [[The Year That Never Was]], and the Doctors conclude that it might've ended up in their timeline at [[the Library]]. But before they can head there, the TARDIS is pulled into the relative future, bringing them to [[Sherwood Forest]] in the middle of the [[Sheriff of Nottingham]]'s fight with the [[Twelfth Doctor]]. The TARDIS team helps defeat him, and the Eleventh and Twelfth Doctors are shocked at each other's presence before the team returns with him to the TARDIS, which now takes on the Twelfth Doctor's console room design.


Now up to speed, the Twelfth Doctor helps the team fly the TARDIS to the Library, fighting through paradoxes along the way that summon the [[Fourth Doctor]], uniting all 13 of his incarnations. But as the TARDIS materializes, the Doctors vanish, and the doors open to reveal [[River Song#The Library|Professor River Song]]. The older and more experienced River takes the lead, guiding the companions through the [[Vashta Nerada]] into a chamber containing a wealth of books and material pertaining to the Doctor, where Docherty's diary is found. Its information proves immediately useful as the team fends off Toclafane, the Saxton Master, and [[The Master#AsMissy|Missy]] as they return to the TARDIS.
Now up to speed, the Twelfth Doctor helps the team fly the TARDIS to the Library, fighting through paradoxes along the way that summon the [[Fourth Doctor]], uniting all thirteen of his incarnations. But as the TARDIS materialises, the Doctors vanish, and the doors open to reveal [[River Song#The Library|Professor River Song]]. The older and more experienced River takes the lead, guiding the companions through the [[Vashta Nerada]] into a chamber containing a wealth of books and material pertaining to the Doctor, where Docherty's diary is found. Its information proves immediately useful as the team fends off the Toclafane, the Saxon Master, and [[Missy]] as they return to the TARDIS.


The Doctors reappear as the team returns, explaining that a temporary snap in the timelines was to blame, and that the TARDIS should be able to prevent a more serious repeat. With the information from Docherty's diary, the Doctors determine that a tellurian transformer from a Cyberman info-stamp could be plugged into the TARDIS and be able to send a shock through time to disable all Toclafane. As its a rare piece of technology, the Doctors split up to find it. The First Doctor travels to Antarctica and checks the invasion force from the [[Snowcap]] invasion for an infostamp, with no luck.
The Doctors reappear as the team returns, explaining that a temporary snap in the timelines was to blame, and that the TARDIS should be able to prevent a more serious repeat. With the information from Docherty's diary, the Doctors determine that a tellurian transformer from a Cyberman info-stamp could be plugged into the TARDIS and be able to send a shock through time to disable all Toclafane. As its a rare piece of technology, the Doctors split up to find it. The First Doctor travels to Antarctica and checks the invasion force from the [[Snowcap]] invasion for an infostamp, with no luck.


As the Twelfth Doctor, [[River Song|the younger River Song]], and [[Clara Oswald]] search the [[3W Institute]], they're confronted by Missy, who summons a Cyberman army and a [[CyberKing]] to stop them. River retreats to the TARDIS to secure it while the Doctor and Clara utilize [[Bessie]] to escape the CyberKing, which gives chase through the streets of London. After evading its missiles and other attacks in a lengthy pursuit, the Doctor has River land the TARDIS into the ground with enough force to create a chasm in the street, which the CyberKing falls into. The TARDIS team departs London, hoping the others have found an infostamp.
As the Twelfth Doctor, [[River Song|the younger River Song]], and [[Clara Oswald]] search the [[3W Institute]], they're confronted by Missy, who summons a Cyberman army and a [[CyberKing]] to stop them. River retreats to the TARDIS to secure it while the Doctor and Clara utilise [[Bessie]] to escape the CyberKing, which gives chase through the streets of London. After evading its missiles and other attacks in a lengthy pursuit, the Doctor has River land the TARDIS into the ground with enough force to create a chasm in the street, which the CyberKing falls into. The TARDIS team departs London, hoping the others have found an infostamp.


=== Bigger on the Inside ===
=== Bigger on the Inside ===
 
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Some time after all the Doctors have united, a strange metal spikes shoots into the TARDIS through the Time Vortex and pierces the console, spreading a virus that leaves the TARDIS in inner chaos.  As it struggles against the infection, the TARDIS's architectural reconfiguration system starts morphing the interior into places it has been previously, recreating enemies the Doctor had fought before. The TARDIS's projection systems are also affected, resulting in the Doctors and companions being made to perceive themselves and the TARDIS as a simplified, pixelated version of their usual appearances.
 
As the TARDIS's defenses are overwhelmed, something then relocates the Doctors and companions into separate version of the console room. The Tenth Doctor finds himself alone in the Twelfth Doctor's console room, defending himself from [[Clockwork Droid|Clockwork Droids]], before reuniting with [[Amy Pond|Amy]] and Rory. They defend themselves against [[Judoon]] until the console room morphs into the Beast's prison. Running off to force the interior to change again, they manage to morph it into the [[Farringham School for Boys]], where they have to face off against the [[Family of Blood]].
 
Meanwhile, the 1st Doctor, in another version of the Twelfth Doctor's console room, manages to find Jack Harkness and Porridge before the interior morphs into Antarctica and pits them against the Cybermen's invasion of Snowcap.


=== Sonic Adventure ===
=== Sonic Adventure ===
 
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Following the Cyber-King's defeat, the Master's incarnations meet over the failure of Missy's plan, during which she and [[The Master#Fighting the Eighth Doctor|the Master in Bruce's body]] reveal their next move. They use a machine to attack the TARDIS and dematerialize the Doctors' sonic screwdrivers, as well as all the sonic devices carried by his companions, scattering them through time. However, the attack missed the First Doctor's [[signet ring]], which is capable of many sonic feats without using the technology of the screwdrivers. With this as a tool to rediscover the missing devices, the First Doctor, joined by a team made up of Jack Harkness, [[Mickey Smith]], [[Jo Grant]], and River Song, set off through time on a quest to retrieve the team's sonics.


== Gameplay ==
== Gameplay ==
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During the episodes and adventures themselves, players take turns with the enemy opponent to align colours together. Depending on the colour(s) aligned, a player's team will either heal, attack, or be attacked.
During the episodes and adventures themselves, players take turns with the enemy opponent to align colours together. Depending on the colour(s) aligned, a player's team will either heal, attack, or be attacked.
Each day of December 2013, promotion codes were added to the game's website's [http://www.tinyrebelgames.com/#!news/c7g6 Advent Calendar]. These codes could be inputted within the game to unlock costumes, characters, and other helpful items.
In early 2014, fans could vote on the game's Facebook page for which "Fan Favourite ally" would be added to the games' roster. The winners were [[Handles]], [[Stormageddon]], [[Adipose]], & [[Martha Jones]].


== Characters ==
== Characters ==
=== Doctors ===
=== Doctors ===
* [[Twelfth Doctor]] (original costume, outfit from [[Last Christmas (TV story)|Last Christmas]], outfit from [[Mummy on the Orient Express (TV story)|Mummy on the Orient Express]], outfit from [[The Caretaker (TV story)|The Caretaker]], Titan Comics portrait, Pixelated)
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* [[Eleventh Doctor]] (default tweed, [[Day of the Moon (TV story)|beard]], [[The Bells of Saint John (TV story)|monk]], [[fez]], [[The Snowmen (TV story)|Victorian]], [[The Bells of Saint John (TV story)|motorbike goggles]], [[Stetson]], [[The Wedding of River Song (TV story)|beard 2]], portrait, [[The Time of the Doctor (TV story)|old age]], Titan Comics portrait, Pixelated)
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* [[Tenth Doctor]] (Brown suit, Christmas pajamas, tuxedo, brown coat, blue suit, 3-D glasses, portrait, Titan Comics portrait, Pixelated, Pixelated coat, Pixelated Teacher)
* [[First Doctor]] (original costume, portrait, pixelated)
* [[Ninth Doctor]] (original costume, post-regeneration War Doctor costume[https://twitter.com/DoctorWhoLegacy/status/474219052530171904/photo/1], portrait, Pixelated)
:* An alternate version of the [[First Doctor]] from the Sonic Adventures storyline
* [[Second Doctor]] (original costume, portrait, pixelated)
* [[Third Doctor]] (black jacket with red-lined cape, red jacket with purple-lined cape, maroon jacket with black and purple-lined cape, green jacket, [[Planet of the Daleks (TV story)|purple jacket]], maroon jacket, portrait, pixelated)
* [[Fourth Doctor]] (original costume, [[Season 18 (Doctor Who 1963)|Burgundy coat]], pixelated)
* [[Fifth Doctor]] (original costume, Pixelated)
* [[Sixth Doctor]] (original costume, portrait, Pixelated)
:* Signature Sixth Doctor (Contains [[Colin Baker]]'s Signature)
* [[Seventh Doctor]] ([[Season 26 (Doctor Who 1963)|brown jacket and question-mark pullover]], portrait, Pixelated)
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* [[Eighth Doctor]] (''[[The Night of the Doctor (TV story)|Night of the Doctor]]'' costume, original costume, portrait, Titan Comics Portrait, Pixelated, Pixelated movie costume)
* [[War Doctor]] (original costume, portrait, Pixelated)
* [[War Doctor]] (original costume, portrait, Pixelated)
* [[Eighth Doctor]] (''[[The Night of the Doctor (TV story)|Night of the Doctor]]'' costume, original costume, portrait, Pixelated, Pixelated movie costume)
* [[Ninth Doctor]] (original costume, post-regeneration War Doctor costume[https://twitter.com/DoctorWhoLegacy/status/474219052530171904/photo/1], portrait, Titan Comics Portrait, Pixelated)
* [[Seventh Doctor]] ([[Season 26|brown jacket and question-mark pullover]], portrait, Pixelated)
* [[Tenth Doctor]] (Brown suit, Christmas pyjamas, tuxedo, brown coat, blue suit, 3-D glasses, portrait, Titan Comics portrait, Pixelated, Pixelated coat, Pixelated Teacher, kids artstyle)
* [[Sixth Doctor]] (original costume, portrait, Pixelated)
* [[Eleventh Doctor]] (default tweed, [[Day of the Moon (TV story)|beard]], [[The Bells of Saint John (TV story)|monk]], [[fez]], [[The Snowmen (TV story)|Victorian]], [[The Bells of Saint John (TV story)|motorbike goggles]], [[Stetson]], [[The Wedding of River Song (TV story)|beard 2]], [[The Time of the Doctor (TV story)|old age]], portrait, Titan Comics portrait, Pixelated, kids artstyle)
* [[Fifth Doctor]] (original costume, Pixelated)
* [[Twelfth Doctor]] (original costume, outfit from [[Last Christmas (TV story)|Last Christmas]], outfit from [[Mummy on the Orient Express (TV story)|Mummy on the Orient Express]], outfit from [[The Caretaker (TV story)|The Caretaker]], Titan Comics portrait, Pixelated, kids artstyle)
* [[Fourth Doctor]] (original costume, [[Season 18|Burgundy coat]], pixelated)
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* [[Third Doctor]] (black jacket with red-lined cape, red jacket with purple-lined cape, maroon jacket with black and purple-lined cape, green jacket, [[Planet of the Daleks (TV story)|purple jacket]], maroon jacket, portrait, pixelated)
* [[Second Doctor]] (original costume, portrait, pixelated)
* [[First Doctor]] (original costume, portrait, pixelated)


=== Companions ===
=== Companions ===
* [[Vastra]] (Victorian dress, Silurian battle uniform, battle suit)
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* [[Jenny Flint]] (Victorian dress, maid, battle suit with sword drawn)
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* [[Vastra]] (Victorian dress, Silurian battle uniform, battle suit, kids artstyle)
* [[Jenny Flint]] (Victorian dress, maid, battle suit with sword drawn, kids artstyle)
* [[Ludens Nimrod Kendrick Cord Longstaff XLI|Porridge]] (original attire, holding planet-imploding bomb, pixelated)
* [[Ludens Nimrod Kendrick Cord Longstaff XLI|Porridge]] (original attire, holding planet-imploding bomb, pixelated)
* [[Rory Williams]] (Doctor's universe and [[River Song's World]]; normal attire, [[Centurion]] attire, pixelated, pixelated centurion)
* [[Rory Williams]] (Doctor's universe and [[River Song's World]]; normal attire, [[Centurion]] attire, pixelated, pixelated centurion)
* [[Strax]] (default Victorian suit, battle uniform, armour with helmet)
* [[Strax]] (default Victorian suit, battle uniform, armour with helmet, kids artstyle)
* Fan Area Strax (Strax with combat helmet on)
* Fan Area Strax (Strax with combat helmet on)
* [[Amy Pond]] (Doctor's universe, [[The Girl Who Waited]] and River Song's World, Costumes: default, pixelated, pixelated kissogram, pixelated scarf)
* [[Amy Pond]] (Doctor's universe, [[The Girl Who Waited (TV story)|The Girl Who Waited]] and River Song's World, Costumes: default, pixelated, pixelated kissogram, pixelated scarf, kids artstyle)
* [[Clara Oswald]] ([[Nightmare in Silver (TV story)|gray jacket with flower-patterned skirt]], [[Asylum of the Daleks (TV story)|Oswin Oswald's costume]], [[Robot of Sherwood (TV story)|Robot of Sherwood]] attire, ski gear from [[Titan Publishing Group|Titan comics]] story [[Terrorformer (comic story)|Terrorformer]])
* [[Clara Oswald]] ([[Nightmare in Silver (TV story)|grey jacket with flower-patterned skirt]], [[Asylum of the Daleks (TV story)|Oswin Oswald's costume]], [[Robot of Sherwood (TV story)|Robot of Sherwood]] attire, ski gear from [[Titan Publishing Group|Titan comics]] story [[Terrorformer (comic story)|Terrorformer]], kids artstyle)
* Oswin Oswald (Dalek form)
* [[Oswin Oswald]] (Dalek form)
* [[Donna Noble]]
* [[Donna Noble]]
* [[River Song]] (Black dress, [[The Impossible Astronaut (TV story)|denim and boots]], solider camouflage) and Professor River Song (Silence in the Library, occupies a Doctor slot)
* [[River Song]] (Black dress, [[The Impossible Astronaut (TV story)|denim and boots]], soldier camouflage, kids artstyle) and Professor River Song (Silence in the Library, occupies a Doctor slot)
* An alternate version of River Song from the Sonic Adventures storyline
* [[Rose Tyler]]
* [[Rose Tyler]]
* [[Wilfred Mott]]
* [[Wilfred Mott]]
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* [[Henry Avery]]
* [[Henry Avery]]
* [[Winston Churchill]]
* [[Winston Churchill]]
* Fan Winston Churchill
:* Fan Winston Churchill
* [[Craig Owens]]
* [[Craig Owens]]
* [[Brian Williams (Dinosaurs on a Spaceship)|Brian Williams]]
* [[Brian Williams (Dinosaurs on a Spaceship)|Brian Williams]]
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* [[John Riddell]] (Safari hat and hunting jacket, holding hunting rifle)
* [[John Riddell]] (Safari hat and hunting jacket, holding hunting rifle)
* [[Sam Garner]]
* [[Sam Garner]]
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* [[Jennifer Lucas]]
* [[Jennifer Lucas]]
* [[Miranda Cleaves]]
* [[Miranda Cleaves]]
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* [[Lorna Bucket]]
* [[Lorna Bucket]]
* [[Malohkeh]]
* [[Malohkeh]]
* [[Ood]] (Default, Pixelated)
* [[Ood]] (Default, Pixelated, kids artstyle)
* [[Rory (Handbot)|Rory the Handbot]]
* [[Rory (Handbot)|Rory the Handbot]]
* [[UNIT]] commander
* [[UNIT]] commander
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* [[Punishment platoon|Punishment soldier]]
* [[Punishment platoon|Punishment soldier]]
* Punishment medic
* Punishment medic
* Church Bishop
* Church [[Bishop]]
* Church Verger
* Church [[Verger]]
* Church Cleric
* Church [[Cleric]]
* [[Sarah Jane Smith]]  
* [[Sarah Jane Smith]]
* Young Sarah Jane Smith
* Young Sarah Jane Smith
* [[Handles]]
* [[Handles]]
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* [[Adipose]]
* [[Adipose]]
* [[Alfie Owens|Stormageddon, Dark Lord of All]] (With Craig, in the [[papoose]])
* [[Alfie Owens|Stormageddon, Dark Lord of All]] (With Craig, in the [[papoose]])
* [[Martha Jones]] (Default, Pixelated, Pixelated [[The Lazarus Experiment (TV story)|dress]], Pixelated [[Smith and Jones (TV story)|doctor]], Pixelated [[The End of Time (TV story)|UNIT]])
* [[Captain Jack Harkness]] (Default, Pixelated default, Pixelated w/ guns, Pixelated shirt, Pixelated captain)
* [[Ianto Jones]]
* [[Meta-Crisis Doctor|Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor]]
* [[Spoonhead]] Doctor
* [[Spoonhead]] Doctor
* [[Eleventh Doctor (Ganger)|Ganger Doctor]]
* [[Eleventh Doctor (Ganger)|Ganger Doctor]]
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* [[Liz 10]]
* [[Liz 10]]
* [[Hawthorne (The Beast Below)|Hawthorne]]
* [[Hawthorne (The Beast Below)|Hawthorne]]
* [[Martha Jones]] (Default, Pixelated, Pixelated [[The Lazarus Experiment (TV story)|dress]], Pixelated [[Smith and Jones (TV story)|doctor]], Pixelated [[The End of Time (TV story)|UNIT]])
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* [[Captain Jack Harkness]] (Default, Pixelated default, Pixelated w/ guns, Pixelated shirt, Pixelated captain)
:* An alternate version of Captain Jack from the Sonic Adventures storyline
* [[Ianto Jones]]
* [[Meta-Crisis Doctor|Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor]]
* [[Vincent Van Gogh]] (portrait based on the actor [[Tony Curran]], portrait based on the real-life Van Gogh)
* [[Vincent Van Gogh]] (portrait based on the actor [[Tony Curran]], portrait based on the real-life Van Gogh)
* Signature Van Gogh (The portrait of Tony Curran, with his signature added)
* [[Angie Maitland]]
* [[Angie Maitland]]
* [[Toby Zed]]
* [[Toby Zed]]
* [[Jenny (The Doctor's Daughter)|Jenny]]
* [[Jenny]]
* Fan Jenny
* Fan Jenny
* [[Ace]]
* [[Ace]]
* Signature Ace (Contains [[Sophie Aldred]]'s Signature)
* [[Gabby Gonzalez]]
* [[Gabby Gonzalez]]
* [[Alice Obiefune]]
* [[Alice Obiefune]]
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* [[The Moment]] (Default, [[Bad Wolf (entity)|Bad Wolf]])
* [[The Moment]] (Default, [[Bad Wolf (entity)|Bad Wolf]])
* [[Winder]]s (friendly)
* [[Winder]]s (friendly)
* [[Silent]] Priests (interchangeable poses)
* [[Silent]] Priests (interchangeable poses, kids artstyle)
* [[Danny Pink]] (Default, date attire, Cyberman)
* [[Danny Pink]] (Default, date attire, Cyberman)
* [[Tricey]]
* [[Tricey]]
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* [[Octavian (The Time of Angels)|Father Octavian]]
* [[Octavian (The Time of Angels)|Father Octavian]]
* [[The Doctor's TARDIS]] (Default, covered in webs, and [[Siege mode]])
* [[The Doctor's TARDIS]] (Default, covered in webs, and [[Siege mode]])
* Colonel [[Orson Pink]]
* Colonel [[Orson Pink]]
* [[Saibra]]
* [[Saibra]]
* Signature Saibra (Contains [[Pippa Bennett-Warner]]'s Signature)
* [[Robin Hood]]
* [[Robin Hood]]
* [[Courtney Woods]]
* [[Courtney Woods]]
* [[The Teller (Time Heist)|The Teller]]
* [[The Teller (Time Heist)|The Teller]]
* [[Rusty]]
* [[Rusty (Into the Dalek)|Rusty]]
* [[Kate Stewart]]
* [[Kate Stewart]]
* [[Osgood]]
* [[Petronella Osgood|Osgood]]
:* Signature Osgood (Contains [[Ingrid Oliver]]'s Signature)
* [[Polly Wright]]
* [[Polly Wright]]
* [[Astrid Peth]] (Default, Pixelated)
* [[Astrid Peth]] (Default, Pixelated)
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* [[Jackson Lake]]
* [[Jackson Lake]]
* [[Reinette]]
* [[Reinette]]
* [[Perkins]]
* [[Perkins (Mummy on the Orient Express)|Perkins]]
* [[Charlotte Pollard]]
* [[Charlotte Pollard]]
* [[Cinder]] (Default, hefting gun)
* [[Cinder]] (Default, hefting gun)
* [[Mickey Smith]]
* [[Mickey Smith]]
* An alternate version of Mickey Smith from the Sonic Adventures Storyline, referred to as "Cool Mickey"
* [[Santa Claus]]
* [[Santa Claus]]
* [[ARC]]
* [[ARC]]
* [[Jo Grant]]
* Signature Jo Grant (Contains [[Katy Manning]]'s Signature)
* An alternate version of Jo Grant from the Sonic Adventures Storyline
* [[Ohila]]
* [[Zygon]]s
* [[Einarr]]
* [[Jac (The Magician's Apprentice)|Jac]]
* [[Harry Sullivan]]
* [[Ashildr|"Me"]]
* [[Jagganth Daiki-Nagata]]
* [[Rigsy]]
* Signature Rigsy (Contains [[Joivan Wade]]'s Signature)
* [[Gastron]]
* [[Bannakaffalatta]]
* [[Nardole]]
* [[John Jones]]
* [[Ramone]]
* [[Hydroflax]] with [[Nardole]]'s Head
* [[Hydroflax]] with [[Ramone]]'s Head
* Various sonic devices, including the [[The Doctor's signet ring|Signet Ring]], the Doctor and Romana's [[Sonic screwdriver|Sonic Screwdriver(s)]], the [[Sonic cane|Sonic Cane]], [[Sarah Jane Smith]]'s [[Sonic lipstick|Sonic Lipstick]], [[Amy Pond]]'s [[Sonic Probe]], the [[Sonic trowel|Sonic Trowel]], and the [[Sonic sunglasses|Sonic Sunglasses]].
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=== Enemies ===
=== Enemies ===
* [[Sontaran]]s
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* [[Sontaran]]s (Unarmed, [[Carbine]], [[Rifle]], [[Axe]])
* [[Captain]] [[Vade]] the Defiant
* [[Captain]] [[Zeel]]
* [[Cybermite]]s
* [[Cybermite]]s
* [[Cybermen (Mondas)|Cybermen]] (Normal, Chess-playing, Wooden, Giant, damaged, Giant damaged, Normal/Pixelated Mondasian)
* [[Cybermen (Mondas)|Cybermen]] (Normal, Chess-playing, Wooden, Giant, damaged, Giant damaged, Normal/Pixelated Mondasian)
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* [[Dalek]]s
* [[Dalek]]s
* Dalek [[Antibodies]]
* Dalek [[Antibodies]]
* [[Dalek puppet]]s (Corpses, Church Bishops, Vergers, and Clerics, Silents, Tasha Lem)
* [[Dalek puppet]]s (Corpses, Church [[Bishop]]s, [[Verger]]s, and [[Cleric]]s, Silents, Tasha Lem)
* [[Snowmen]]/[[Great Intelligence]]/Giant Snowmen
* [[Snowmen]]/[[Great Intelligence]]/Giant Snowmen
* [[Ice Governess]]/puddle
* [[Ice Governess]]/puddle
* [[Kizlet|Miss Kizlet]]
* [[Rosemary Kizlet|Miss Kizlet]]
* [[Weeping Angel]]s/[[Statue of Liberty]]/Statues/Cherubs
* [[Weeping Angel]]s/[[Statue of Liberty]]/Statues/Cherubs
* [[The Silence]]
* [[The Silence]]
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* [[Heavenly Host]]s
* [[Heavenly Host]]s
* [[Skovox Blitzer]]
* [[Skovox Blitzer]]
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* [[Reaper]]s
* [[Reaper]]s
* [[Solomon (Dinosaurs on a Spaceship)|Solomon]]
* [[Solomon (Dinosaurs on a Spaceship)|Solomon]]
* [[Robot 1]] and [[Robot 2]]
* [[Robot 1]] and [[Robot 2]]
* Dinosaurs ([[Pterodactyl]]us, [[Ankylosaurus]], [[Velociraptor]], [[Triceratops]], Giant Ankylosaurus)
* Dinosaurs ([[Pterodactyl]]us, [[Ankylosaurus]], [[Velociraptor]], [[Triceratops]], Giant Ankylosaurus)
* [[Knight (Robot of Sherwood)|Robot Knights]]
* [[Robot knight (Robot of Sherwood)|Robot Knights]]
* [[Peg doll (Night Terrors)|Peg dolls]], Peg doll Amy Pond
* [[Peg doll (Night Terrors)|Peg dolls]], Peg doll Amy Pond
* [[Krafayis]]
* [[Krafayis]]
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* [[Spider germ]]s
* [[Spider germ]]s
* [[Foretold|The Foretold]]
* [[Foretold|The Foretold]]
* [[Gus]]
* [[Gus (Mummy on the Orient Express)|Gus]]
* [[Zygon]]s (Occasionally appear as other characters, Pixelated/Pixelated characters)
* [[Zygon]]s (Occasionally appear as other characters, Pixelated/Pixelated characters)
* [[The Beast (The Impossible Planet)|The Beast]] (Normal and Pixelated)
* [[The Beast (The Impossible Planet)|The Beast]] (Normal and Pixelated)
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* [[Mother of Mine]] (Pixelated)
* [[Mother of Mine]] (Pixelated)
* [[Scarecrow]]s (Pixelated)
* [[Scarecrow]]s (Pixelated)
* [[Toclafane]]  
* [[Toclafane]]
* [[Vashta Nerada]]  
* [[Vashta Nerada]]
* [[The Master]] (Delgado, Pratt/Beevers, Simm, Gomez incarnations) and his TARDIS
* [[The Master]] (Delgado, Pratt/Beevers, Simm, Gomez incarnations) and his TARDIS
* [[Smiler]]s (happy, displeased, angry faces)
* [[Smiler]]s (happy, displeased, angry faces)
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* [[Dalek fighter pod]]s
* [[Dalek fighter pod]]s
* Dalek Attack Ships
* Dalek Attack Ships
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* Sontaran flagship
* Sontaran flagship
* [[Ogron]]s
* [[Ogron]]s
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* [[Kharitite]]s
* [[Kharitite]]s
* Skunkeys
* Skunkeys
* [[Hyperion (Terrorformer)|Hyperions]]
* [[Hyperion (species)|Hyperions]]
* Droid (Eric)
* Droid (Eric)
* ARC
* [[ARC]]
* Paradoxes
* [[Paradox]]es
* Gas Clouds
* Gas Clouds
* Coolant leaks
* Coolant leaks
* TARDIS Console
* TARDIS Console
* [[Colony Sarff]]
* [[Snake]]s
* [[Davros]]
* [[Ghost|Transmitter Ghosts]]
* [[Fisher King|The Fisher King]]
* [[Odin (The Girl Who Died)|Odin]]
* [[Mire|The Mire]]
* [[Leandro]]
* [[Bonnie (The Zygon Invasion)|Bonnie]]
* [[Sandman (Sleep No More)|Sandmen]]
* [[Gagan Rassmussen|Rassmussen]]
* [[Quantum Shade]] (The Raven)
* [[Eleventh General]]
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=== Other ===
=== Other ===
* The player themselves, interacted with directly in the tutorial by the Eleventh Doctor and Vastra and described as hiding behind some bins during the initial Sontaran invasion. Vastra refers to getting them somewhere safe, but he/she shows up is referenced in the Chapter 4 level Silence in the Library, referred to by Jenny Flint as "in the bacK" of the the group.
* The player themselves, interacted with directly in the tutorial by the Eleventh Doctor and Vastra and described as a [[human (Legacy)|human]] hiding behind some bins during the initial Sontaran invasion. Vastra refers to getting them somewhere safe, but their continued presence is referenced in the Chapter 4 level Silence in the Library, where they are referred to by Jenny Flint as "in the back" of the the group.


== Fan Area ==
== Fan Area ==
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=== Exclusive companions ===
=== Exclusive companions ===
* Fan Churchill
* [[Winston Churchill|Fan Churchill]]
* Fan Impresario Webley
* [[Webley|Fan Impresario Webley]]
* Fan Ood Sigma
* [[Ood Sigma|Fan Ood Sigma]]
* Fan Jenny
* [[Jenny Flint|Fan Jenny]]
* Fan Area Strax
* [[Strax|Fan Area Strax]]
* Fan Rusty
* [[Rusty (Into the Dalek)|Fan Rusty]]
* Fan Teller
* [[The Teller (Time Heist)|Fan Teller]]
* Winder (Yellow)
* [[Winder]] (Yellow)
* Fan Robin Hood
* [[Robin Hood|Fan Robin Hood]]
* Ianto Jones +
* [[Ianto Jones]] +
* ARC
* [[ARC]]
* [[John Jones]]


=== Exclusive outfits ===
=== Exclusive outfits ===
* Eleventh Doctor- Monk
* Eleventh Doctor - Monk
* Tenth Doctor- Tuxedo
* Tenth Doctor- Tuxedo
* Ninth Doctor- Post-regeneration War Doctor outfit
* Ninth Doctor- Post-regeneration War Doctor outfit
* TARDIS - Cobwebby
* TARDIS - Cobwebby
* Twelfth Doctor - Last Christmas outfit
* Twelfth Doctor - Last Christmas outfit, Velvet coat
* Tenth, Eleventh, and Twelfth Doctors - Titan Comics portrait outfits
* Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, and Twelfth Doctors - Titan Comics portrait outfits
 
== Expert Levels ==
== Expert Levels ==
The Expert Levels are a special set of levels added in version 2.0. Expert levels are designed to be challenging to expert players. Completing an expert level will grant a more powerful version of a companion/doctor at a 100% drop rate. There are currently 16 experts levels in the "Expert Levels" section, and 1 additional expert level in the fan area. Available characters include:
The Expert Levels were a special set of levels added in version 2.0. Expert levels were designed to be challenging for expert players. Completing an expert level would grant a more powerful version of a Companion/Doctor at a 100% drop rate. There were 16 experts levels in the "Expert Levels" section, and 1 additional expert level in the fan area. Available characters included:


=== Doctors ===
=== Doctors ===
* First Doctor +
* First Doctor +
* Second Doctor +
* Second Doctor +
* Fourth Doctor +
* Fifth Doctor +
* Seventh Doctor +
* War Doctor +
* War Doctor +
* Eighth Doctor +
* Ninth Doctor +
* Ninth Doctor +
* Tenth Doctor +
* Tenth Doctor +
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* Clara Oswald +
* Clara Oswald +
* Amy Pond +
* Amy Pond +
* River Song +
* River Song + (normal River version and Professor version, both occupying ally slots)
* Sarah Jane Smith +
* Sarah Jane Smith +
* Rory Williams +
* Rory Williams +
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* Kate Stewart +
* Kate Stewart +
* Santa Claus +
* Santa Claus +
* Jackson Lake +
* Adipose +
* Donna Noble +
* Jenny Flint +
* Idris +
* The Moment +
== Crew ==
== Crew ==
=== Tiny Rebel Games ===
=== Tiny Rebel Games ===
* Original design, creative direction, and executive produced by - [[Tiny Rebel Games]]
* Original design, creative direction, and executive produced by - [[Tiny Rebel Games]]
* Published by - Tiny Rebel Games
* Published by - Tiny Rebel Games
** Tiny Rebel Games are Lee Cummings & Susan Cummings
** Tiny Rebel Games are [[Lee Cummings]] & [[Susan Cummings]]
* Story by - Lee Cummings & Ben Badgett
* Story by - [[Lee Cummings]] & [[Ben Badgett]]
* Additional design support - Ben Badgett, Dan Bridge, Lanyon Cummings
* Additional design support - Ben Badgett, [[Dan Bridge]], [[Lanyon Cummings]]
* Ingame<sup>[''sic'']</sup> music produced & arranged by - Chris Huelsbeck, Fabian Del'Priore
* Ingame<sup>[''sic'']</sup> music produced & arranged by - [[Chris Huelsbeck]], [[Fabian Del'Priore]]
* Additional SFX design & editing - Mark Michael-Ruddy
* Additional SFX design & editing - [[Mark Michael-Ruddy]]
* Public Relations - Indigo Pearl, Kristy Endfield, Megan King
* Public Relations - [[Indigo Pearl]], [[Kristy Endfield]], [[Megan King]]


=== Seed Studio Inc. ===
=== Seed Studio Inc. ===
* CEO - Richard Wu
* CEO - [[Richard Wu]]
* President - Jimmy Foo
* President - [[Jimmy Foo]]
* Producers - Alan Kuo, Jack Yee
* Producers - [[Alan Kuo]], [[Jack Yee]]
 
==== Art/design ====
==== Art/design ====
* Art/game director - Alan Juo
* Art/game director - [[Alan Juo]]
* Artists - Yu-Jie Chang, Lin Jiang, Yu-Chen Lu, Kuo-Chih Shu
* Artists - [[Yu-Jie Chang]], [[Lin Jiang]], [[Yu-Chen Lu]], [[Kuo-Chih Shu]]
* Game design - Yi-Hsiang Chen, Tin-Kai Chen, Wei-Hsuan Ho
* Game design - [[Yi-Hsiang Chen]], [[Tin-Kai Chen]], [[Wei-Hsuan Ho]]
 
==== Programming ====
==== Programming ====
* Technical director - Jack Yee
* Technical director - [[Jack Yee]]
* Programmers - Tin-Kai Chen, Hong-Kai Chen, Shun-Wen Cheng, Zh-Xun Li, Kuo-Cheng Li, Ting-Yu Lien, Tzu-Yuan Lin, Chi-Wei Liu, Chia-Wei Tseng, Chin-Yu Wei, Wei-Hsiang Yang
* Programmers - [[Tin-Kai Chen]], [[Hong-Kai Chen]], [[Shun-Wen Cheng]], [[Zh-Xun Li]], [[Kuo-Cheng Li]], [[Ting-Yu Lien]], [[Tzu-Yuan Lin]], [[Chi-Wei Liu]], [[Chia-Wei Tseng]], [[Chin-Yu Wei]], [[Wei-Hsiang Yang]]
 
==== Others ====
==== Others ====
* IT Department - Hsiao-Cheng Huang
* IT Department - [[Hsiao-Cheng Huang]]
* Everyone else at Seed Studio - Pei-Shih Cheng, Wei-Chieh Kuo, Sabrina Wu
* Everyone else at [[Seed Studio]] - [[Pei-Shih Cheng]], [[Wei-Chieh Kuo]], [[Sabrina Wu]]
 
=== Sculpin QA ===
=== Sculpin QA ===
* Additional QA by [[Sculpin QA]]
* Additional QA by [[Sculpin QA]]
* Project Manager - Max Knechtel
* Project Manager - [[Max Knechtel]]
* Lead Tester - Kiefer Richardson
* Lead Tester - [[Kiefer Richardson]]
* Testers - Chris Amos, Garrett McPhee, Joel MacNeill, Marissa Hall
* Testers - [[Chris Amos]], [[Garrett McPhee]], [[Joel MacNeill]], [[Marissa Hall]]


== Notes ==
== Notes ==
[[File:Doctor Who Legacy Icon 3.0.jpg|thumb|''Doctor Who: Legacy'' version 3.0 icon on app stores]]
* Promotional codes that could be inputted within the game to unlock costumes, characters, and other helpful items were distributed across ''Doctor Who'' media outlets, including the game's Facebook page, ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'', issues of Titan Comics' ''Doctor Who'' titles, Amazon and iTunes listings for episodes of the series, the 50th Anniversary DVD/Blu-Ray boxset, the Big Finish website, retailer Forbidden Planet, and ''Doctor Who''-themed Humble Bundles.
* Tiny Rebel Games developers enjoyed a close relationship with Twitch Streamer/Youtuber [[TheAdipose.TV]], joining him in livestreams of the game to preview upcoming content, give away promotional codes, and even conduct interviews with ''Doctor Who'' cast and crew.
* All character additions had to be approved by both the BBC and the characters' actors or their estates. [[Richard E Grant]] was the only one to decline, preventing his characters from appearing in the game.
* Each day of December 2013, promotion codes were added to the game's website's [http://www.tinyrebelgames.com/#!news/c7g6 Advent Calendar]. Similar advent calendars would follow for the next two years.
* In early 2014, fans could vote on the game's Facebook page for which "Fan Favourite ally" would be added to the games' roster, with [[Handles]], [[Stormageddon]], [[Adipose]], & [[Martha Jones]] becoming the winning additions. Several costumes were also crowdfunded through fan contributions, including the Fourth Doctor's burgundy outfit and Rory's "Last Centurion" armour.
* The art used for [[Cinder]] in the game was drawn by [[Paul Hanley]].<ref>https://twitter.com/DoctorWhoLegacy/status/527877853455478784</ref>
* ''Bigger on the Inside''<nowiki/>'s pixelated artstyle was made in collaboration with artist [[Nathan Skreslet]] and his ''[[PixelWho]]''[https://www.etsy.com/shop/PixelWho] artwork project.
* By the game's closure, its content beyond the television series included elements from [[Big Finish]] audios, [[Titan Comics]], ''Doctor Who Magazine'' comics, the novel ''[[Engines of War (novel)|Engines of War]]'', and the ''[[Doctor Who Experience (London/Cardiff)|Doctor Who Experience]]''.
* During "Bigger on the Inside", the game debuted two fully-original characters, [[Asmuth]] and [[History Eater]].
* At one point, Tiny Rebel Games was in discussions to produce a similar game based on ''[[Torchwood (TV series)|Torchwood]]''.
* Character models from ''[[Comic Creator|Doctor Who: Comic Creator]]'' appeared in ''Legacy'' as desginated "Cartoony" versions of regular characters.


== External links ==
== External links ==
* [http://tinyrebelgames.com Tiny Rebel Games website]
* [http://tinyrebelgames.com Tiny Rebel Games website]
* [[w:c:dwlegacy:DWLegacy_Wiki|Doctor Who: Legacy Wiki]]
* {{iw|dwlegacy|DWLegacy Wiki|Doctor Who: Legacy Wiki}}
 
== Footnotes ==
{{reflist}}
 
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{{The Master (TotA) stories}}
{{Decayed Master stories}}
{{Bruce Master stories}}
{{Saxon Master stories}}
{{Missy stories}}
 
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Doctor Who: Legacy was an episodic match-three puzzle role-playing video game developed by Tiny Rebel Games and Seed Studio and published by Tiny Rebel Games. It was released on Android, iOS, Facebook, and Amazon in the wake of the 50th anniversary special.

Initially billed as an adventure featuring the Eleventh Doctor at the crux of its events, it continued to update past his era's conclusion in 2013, then transitioned to his successor, the Twelfth Doctor. As character licensing rights were obtained, the game gradually expanded to feature every direct incarnation of the Doctor.

It allowed users to replay the events of several episodes across the series with player-chosen combinations of Doctors, companions, featured guest stars, and other notable characters. Players could replay each episode however they wish, meaning that gameplay was different for all users, and even for each individual.

At launch, the game's story worked backwards through the show's seasons, starting from Series 7 with the intent of working all the way back to An Unearthly Child. But as content out of sequence with the original approach was added (including Series 8 and 9, the classic series, and the Titan Comics publications), the story began focusing on original ideas and adventures, even receiving contributions from writer and fan of the game, George Mann. The cut scenes of the levels remained the same regardless of which characters were on one's team or how many times the level had been played, or the player's overall progress. Due to this, the plot remained consistent for every user on every playthrough.

It was also notable for featuring mentions and appearances of original characters from the expanded Doctor Who universe outside from the TV show, including Abslom Daak, Alice Obiefune, Gabby Gonzalez, Frobisher, Charley Pollard, and Liam McShane.

The game was closed down on 18 February 2019 as Tiny Rebel Games' agreement with the BBC for the game had ended and the company decided to focus on the development of Doctor Who Infinity.[1] The storylines for Legacy were not completed prior to its closure.

Synopsis[[edit] | [edit source]]

The Sontaran Threat[[edit] | [edit source]]

The Eleventh Doctor and Vastra arrive in Cardiff on 16 October 1978, discovering that the Earth has been prematurely invaded by the Sontarans, who have acquired time travel and are rewriting the planet's, and the entire universe's, history. The Doctor determines that he must go back through his own personal timeline to defeat them, gathering friends and companions to help him, before its too late. Vastra summons Jenny Flint, and the three go to Hedgewick's World of Wonders during the Cybermen attack to find Porridge, to the Dalek Asylum for Rory Williams, and the Latimer Residence for Jagganth Daiki-Nagata, before moving on further through the Doctor's most recent adventures. They manage to find more companions and halt the Sontaran's operations, but along the way, they find massive paradoxes destabilising time and allowing events that never occurred to happen, such as encounters uniting the Doctors' enemies, along with some events to occur out of sequence, such an encounter with the Silence. Many other skirmishes take place, resulting in Clara Oswald joining the team in 1875 Paris, Sam Garner from the depths of New York City, and John Riddell in a forest in Scotland. Stabilising the paradoxes leads to the Doctor's previous incarnations, including his Tenth, Seventh, and Sixth selves, being sent through time to join the team.

The chapter closes out as the Doctors and his TARDIS team combat the Great Intelligence, in the form of a glowing transparent pyramid, through its activities in London 1892, 2013, and Trenzalore, uniting with the Eighth Doctor along the way, culminating in a confrontation in the Time Vortex where it calls upon Snowmen and the Ice Governess for defence, ultimately falling to the heroes.

Enter... the Zygons![[edit] | [edit source]]

Fending off an attack from a Sontaran Flagship, the TARDIS materialises in modern day London, only for the team to find themselves under attack by Zygons, who have allied with the Sontarans and are being used as reinforcements against the Doctors and his companions. The TARDIS team presses on, going through the events leading up to the Doctor's "death" on Lake Silencio to continue stabilising time and combating the Sontaran/Zygon menace, continuing to gather allies along the way. More paradoxes also lead to the Third Doctor joining the team. But time continues to collapse, leading to battles against the Weeping Angels over London, a Dalek invasion in 2024, an army of Rorybots, and an "unholy alliance" between the Church and the Daleks. They also encounter a unique series of artificial paradoxes that appear to be the attempts of someone trying to reach them.

The Doctors begin to formulate a plan, trusting in the ingenuity of humans and believing that ensuring the safety of creative and important individuals like Vincent van Gogh and Winston Churchill can limit the fracturing of the timeline. But after facing and defeating Sontaran Captain Vade the Defiant, they are told that forces greater than the Sontaran Empire are after them. Evading enemies from across the collapsing timestream, the TARDIS team follow the trace of another artificial paradox that leads them into the edges of a time storm around December 25th, ensnaring them in a temporal hurricane of snowy weather.

Finally reaching the paradox, the Doctors manage to reverse the polarity of the paradox's neutron flow, allowing Jack Harkness to reach them at last. He informs them of the entry of "an old friend" of theirs into events.

Meanwhile, the First Doctor watches from his own TARDIS the full extent of the Sontarans' plans, and to his horror, the fall of Sontar as an army of Toclafane, led by the Master in his Harold Saxon incarnation, overwhelm the planet and its forces all across time at once.

The Rise of the Master[[edit] | [edit source]]

The TARDIS team pushes through the time storm, confronting enemies the Doctors have fought previously at Christmastime. They realise Jack Harkness is right as they witness the Sontarans being decimated by Toclafane, as well as from a warning message directly from the Master. They push onward to escape the storm, passing through the Doctor's future in Christmas and uniting with the War Doctor in the process.

Once out, they continue running through time to evade the Master, going through through the early adventures of the Eleventh Doctor in the process. They find time to pick up some of Jack Harkness's allies such as Ianto Jones, and manage to come into contact with the Second and Ninth Doctors. They're also plagued by the generation of bubble universes in the weakened timeline, which pull the the TARDIS into them as quickly as they're created. Observing their efforts, the First Doctor decides now is the time to join his future selves, uniting with them through a paradox surrounded by Adipose.

Not giving up on catching the Doctors, the Master continues to pursue via both his Toclafane and his own past incarnations. As the Doctors evade the Weeping Angels in the caves of Alfava Metraxis, they're confronted by the Master in his decaying form, but the TARDIS team manages to outmatch him. Later, the Master uses his TARDIS to attack the Doctor's through the Time Vortex, but is again bested, leaving a Sontaran Flagship in his wake that forces the TARDIS to materialise on Krop Tor in the middle of the Beast's awakening. Not long after, they face the Master during his UNIT days in a skirmish with the Toclafane in Tarminster, but would once again manage to escape.

In "The Hunt for Greyhound One", following a breach of Toclafane into the TARDIS interior, the Doctors realise that they need an army to fight the Master's forces, and for that, they need a great military leader. The decision to find the Brigadier is made, but to reach him through the weakened timestream, the need to build a specific machine to summon him. Retrieving metal casing from a Silent ship, gears from Starship UK (where they acquire a Winder ally), a sentient lens in the form of the melted Ice Governess, and harnessing the power of the Doctor's tomb on Trenzalore, they manage to retrieve the Brigadier fresh from the 1970s/80s. But the reunion is short-lived as their actions summon "time sundered" Whisper Men that are much more dangerous than before, forcing the team to flee back to the TARDIS. They make a blind jump through time to escape, ending up at Auderly House during the World Peace Conference, where another paradox leads to the Fifth Doctor joining the team.

Betrayal and Redemption[[edit] | [edit source]]

Now aided by the Brigadier, the TARDIS team determines they need a weapon that can specially hurt the Toclafane. Martha Jones remembers a diary Alison Docherty wrote on combating them during The Year That Never Was, and the Doctors conclude that it might've ended up in their timeline at the Library. But before they can head there, the TARDIS is pulled into the relative future, bringing them to Sherwood Forest in the middle of the Sheriff of Nottingham's fight with the Twelfth Doctor. The TARDIS team helps defeat him, and the Eleventh and Twelfth Doctors are shocked at each other's presence before the team returns with him to the TARDIS, which now takes on the Twelfth Doctor's console room design.

Now up to speed, the Twelfth Doctor helps the team fly the TARDIS to the Library, fighting through paradoxes along the way that summon the Fourth Doctor, uniting all thirteen of his incarnations. But as the TARDIS materialises, the Doctors vanish, and the doors open to reveal Professor River Song. The older and more experienced River takes the lead, guiding the companions through the Vashta Nerada into a chamber containing a wealth of books and material pertaining to the Doctor, where Docherty's diary is found. Its information proves immediately useful as the team fends off the Toclafane, the Saxon Master, and Missy as they return to the TARDIS.

The Doctors reappear as the team returns, explaining that a temporary snap in the timelines was to blame, and that the TARDIS should be able to prevent a more serious repeat. With the information from Docherty's diary, the Doctors determine that a tellurian transformer from a Cyberman info-stamp could be plugged into the TARDIS and be able to send a shock through time to disable all Toclafane. As its a rare piece of technology, the Doctors split up to find it. The First Doctor travels to Antarctica and checks the invasion force from the Snowcap invasion for an infostamp, with no luck.

As the Twelfth Doctor, the younger River Song, and Clara Oswald search the 3W Institute, they're confronted by Missy, who summons a Cyberman army and a CyberKing to stop them. River retreats to the TARDIS to secure it while the Doctor and Clara utilise Bessie to escape the CyberKing, which gives chase through the streets of London. After evading its missiles and other attacks in a lengthy pursuit, the Doctor has River land the TARDIS into the ground with enough force to create a chasm in the street, which the CyberKing falls into. The TARDIS team departs London, hoping the others have found an infostamp.

Bigger on the Inside[[edit] | [edit source]]

Main article: Bigger on the Inside (video game)

Sonic Adventure[[edit] | [edit source]]

Main article: Sonic Adventure (video game)

Gameplay[[edit] | [edit source]]

Gameplay takes the form of a role-playing puzzle game, whereas each player has the option of using one Doctor and up to five companions on their team. At the start of the game, only the Eleventh Doctor and Vastra are available to play as, but with each episode and adventure finished, more Doctors and companions are made available to have on the team. The adventures with "Paradox" in the title unlock more Doctors.

During the episodes and adventures themselves, players take turns with the enemy opponent to align colours together. Depending on the colour(s) aligned, a player's team will either heal, attack, or be attacked.

Characters[[edit] | [edit source]]

Doctors[[edit] | [edit source]]

  • An alternate version of the First Doctor from the Sonic Adventures storyline
  • Signature Sixth Doctor (Contains Colin Baker's Signature)

Companions[[edit] | [edit source]]

  • Fan Winston Churchill
  • Captain Jack Harkness (Default, Pixelated default, Pixelated w/ guns, Pixelated shirt, Pixelated captain)
  • An alternate version of Captain Jack from the Sonic Adventures storyline

Enemies[[edit] | [edit source]]

Other[[edit] | [edit source]]

  • The player themselves, interacted with directly in the tutorial by the Eleventh Doctor and Vastra and described as a human hiding behind some bins during the initial Sontaran invasion. Vastra refers to getting them somewhere safe, but their continued presence is referenced in the Chapter 4 level Silence in the Library, where they are referred to by Jenny Flint as "in the back" of the the group.

Fan Area[[edit] | [edit source]]

The Fan Area is a section of the game unlocked by making a purchase of 6 or more time crystals in a single transaction. New content is added and removed from the Fan Area over time. The Fan Area includes exclusive levels, characters, and outfits. The Fan Area includes 25 levels, 9 companions (8 exclusive), and 3 outfits.

Exclusive companions[[edit] | [edit source]]

Exclusive outfits[[edit] | [edit source]]

  • Eleventh Doctor - Monk
  • Tenth Doctor- Tuxedo
  • Ninth Doctor- Post-regeneration War Doctor outfit
  • TARDIS - Cobwebby
  • Twelfth Doctor - Last Christmas outfit, Velvet coat
  • Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, and Twelfth Doctors - Titan Comics portrait outfits

Expert Levels[[edit] | [edit source]]

The Expert Levels were a special set of levels added in version 2.0. Expert levels were designed to be challenging for expert players. Completing an expert level would grant a more powerful version of a Companion/Doctor at a 100% drop rate. There were 16 experts levels in the "Expert Levels" section, and 1 additional expert level in the fan area. Available characters included:

Doctors[[edit] | [edit source]]

  • First Doctor +
  • Second Doctor +
  • Fourth Doctor +
  • Fifth Doctor +
  • Seventh Doctor +
  • War Doctor +
  • Eighth Doctor +
  • Ninth Doctor +
  • Tenth Doctor +
  • Eleventh Doctor +
  • Twelfth Doctor +
  • A Mad Man with a Box/TARDIS +

Companions[[edit] | [edit source]]

  • Clara Oswald +
  • Amy Pond +
  • River Song + (normal River version and Professor version, both occupying ally slots)
  • Sarah Jane Smith +
  • Rory Williams +
  • Strax +
  • K9 MK 2 +
  • Ianto Jones + (Fan Area)
  • Ace +
  • Captain Jack Harkness +
  • The Brigadier +
  • Martha Jones +
  • Mickey Smith +
  • Vastra +
  • Rose Tyler +
  • Osgood +
  • Kate Stewart +
  • Santa Claus +
  • Jackson Lake +
  • Adipose +
  • Donna Noble +
  • Jenny Flint +
  • Idris +
  • The Moment +

Crew[[edit] | [edit source]]

Tiny Rebel Games[[edit] | [edit source]]

Seed Studio Inc.[[edit] | [edit source]]

Art/design[[edit] | [edit source]]

Programming[[edit] | [edit source]]

Others[[edit] | [edit source]]

Sculpin QA[[edit] | [edit source]]

Notes[[edit] | [edit source]]

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  • Promotional codes that could be inputted within the game to unlock costumes, characters, and other helpful items were distributed across Doctor Who media outlets, including the game's Facebook page, Doctor Who Magazine, issues of Titan Comics' Doctor Who titles, Amazon and iTunes listings for episodes of the series, the 50th Anniversary DVD/Blu-Ray boxset, the Big Finish website, retailer Forbidden Planet, and Doctor Who-themed Humble Bundles.
  • Tiny Rebel Games developers enjoyed a close relationship with Twitch Streamer/Youtuber TheAdipose.TV, joining him in livestreams of the game to preview upcoming content, give away promotional codes, and even conduct interviews with Doctor Who cast and crew.
  • All character additions had to be approved by both the BBC and the characters' actors or their estates. Richard E Grant was the only one to decline, preventing his characters from appearing in the game.
  • Each day of December 2013, promotion codes were added to the game's website's Advent Calendar. Similar advent calendars would follow for the next two years.
  • In early 2014, fans could vote on the game's Facebook page for which "Fan Favourite ally" would be added to the games' roster, with Handles, Stormageddon, Adipose, & Martha Jones becoming the winning additions. Several costumes were also crowdfunded through fan contributions, including the Fourth Doctor's burgundy outfit and Rory's "Last Centurion" armour.
  • The art used for Cinder in the game was drawn by Paul Hanley.[2]
  • Bigger on the Inside's pixelated artstyle was made in collaboration with artist Nathan Skreslet and his PixelWho[2] artwork project.
  • By the game's closure, its content beyond the television series included elements from Big Finish audios, Titan Comics, Doctor Who Magazine comics, the novel Engines of War, and the Doctor Who Experience.
  • During "Bigger on the Inside", the game debuted two fully-original characters, Asmuth and History Eater.
  • At one point, Tiny Rebel Games was in discussions to produce a similar game based on Torchwood.
  • Character models from Doctor Who: Comic Creator appeared in Legacy as desginated "Cartoony" versions of regular characters.

External links[[edit] | [edit source]]

Footnotes[[edit] | [edit source]]

  1. ↑ http://doctorwhonews.net/2019/02/doctor-who-legacy-to-close.html
  2. ↑ https://twitter.com/DoctorWhoLegacy/status/527877853455478784
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