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|main character = [[Human (The Edge of Time)|Human]], [[Emer]]
|doctor      = Thirteenth Doctor
|featuring      = [[Thirteenth Doctor]]
|companions  = The Player
|enemy          = [[The First]]
|enemy       = [[Hydrork]]s
|setting       = [[London]], [[21st century|21st]] and [[19th century|19th centuries]]; ''[[SS Lucia Minor]]''; [[Metebelis IV]]
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|developer     = [[Maze Theory]]
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|publisher     = Playstack
|publisher   =  
|writer         = Gavin Collinson
|writer       =  
|director       = [[Marcus Moresby]]
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|producer       = [[Bob Millington]]
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|music         = [[Richard Wilkinson]]
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|platform       = [[PlayStation VR]], [[Oculus Rift]], [[Oculus Quest]], [[HTC VIVE]], [[VIVE Cosmos]]
|platform     =  
|genre         = Virtual reality
|genre       = VR Adventure
|release date   = 12 November 2019
|release date = [[12 November (releases)|12 November]] [[2019 (releases)|2019]]
|release date2  = 23 January 2020 (Oculus Quest)
|trailer      =  
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|series        = ''Doctor Who'' [[virtual reality|VR]] games
'''''Doctor Who: The Edge of Time''''' was a [[virtual reality]] video game created by the [[BBC]] and [[Maze Theory]]. It featured the [[Thirteenth Doctor]]'s voice, given by [[Jodie Whittaker]] and [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]], taking the individual Player on an adventure around [[Space]] and [[Time]]. It featured the [[Weeping Angel]]s, the [[Dalek]]s and introduced a brand new monster, the [[Hydrork]]s.
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'''''Doctor Who: The Edge of Time''''' is a [[2019 (releases)|2019]] [[virtual reality]] video game developed by [[Maze Theory]] and published by Playstack. It features the [[Thirteenth Doctor]]'s voice, performed by [[Jodie Whittaker]], and [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]] taking the player on an adventure through [[Space]] and [[Time]]. Besides having the [[Weeping Angel]]s and the [[Dalek]]s, the game introduces two brand new monsters: the [[Hydrorc]]s and the [[Zlyster]]s.
 
Originally scheduled to launch in [[September (releases)|September]], an early version of the game was made playable at [[MCM Comic Con]] in [[London]] on [[24 May (releases)|24]], [[25 May (releases)|25]] and [[26 May (releases)|26 May]] 2019.<ref name="MCM">https://www.blogtorwho.com/doctor-who-the-edge-of-time-vr-game-to-debut-at-mcm-comic-con-london/</ref>
 
Another opportunity to play the game was made available at [[San Diego Comic-Con]] by [[BBC America]] on [[18 July (releases)|18]], [[19 July (releases)|19]], [[20 July (releases)|20]] and [[21 July (releases)|21 July]] 2019.<ref>https://cultbox.co.uk/news/a-glimpse-of-the-tardis-you-can-pilot-in-doctor-who-vr-game</ref>
 
As the game was announced in mid-September to be delayed, but with no new launch yet announced, a third opportunity to play the game was made available at a special event at [[Protein Studios]] in [[East London]] on [[27 September (releases)|27]] and [[28 September (releases)|28 September]] 2019. Attendees had to book a time, though.<ref>https://cultbox.co.uk/news/doctor-who-the-edge-of-time-special-event</ref>
 
Demos were made available to play at [[London Comic Con]] on [[25 October (releases)|25]] to [[27 October (releases)|27 October]] 2019.<ref>https://www.doctorwho.tv/news/?article=doctor-who-london-comic-con-2019#_</ref>
 
It was released on [[12 November (releases)|12 November]] [[2019 (releases)|2019]] on [[PlayStation VR]], [[Oculus Rift]], [[HTC VIVE]] and [[VIVE Cosmos]].<ref name="MCM" /> While the game was delayed for [[Oculus Quest]].<ref name="Quest">https://web.archive.org/web/20200927052610/https://www.vrfocus.com/2019/10/oculus-quest-version-of-doctor-who-the-edge-of-time-coming-december/</ref>
 
Maze Theory, [[BBC Studios]] and publisher PlayStack also partnered with [[Synthesis VR]], [[SpringboardVR]], [[Ctrl V]] and [[Vive Arcade]] to make the game available in more than 100 arcades worldwide, located across the [[United Kingdom|UK]], [[Europe]], [[Asia]] and [[North America]] on [[23 November (releases)|23 November]].<ref> https://web.archive.org/web/20200927032955/https://www.vrfocus.com/2019/10/an-arcade-version-of-doctor-who-the-edge-of-time-coming-to-vr-locations-on-doctor-who-day/amp/?__twitter_impression=true </ref>
 
It was announced by Maze Theory that Oculus Quest users would have to wait almost exactly one month from original official release, being available in [[December (releases)|December]].<ref name="Quest" /> It was, however, delayed once again to [[23 January (releases)|23 January]] [[2020 (releases)|2020]], on which it finally was released, along with a [[PC VR]] patch that adds support to the [[Valve Index]].<ref>https://uploadvr.com/doctor-who-quest-index/</ref>
 
On [[16 November (releases)|16 November]] [[2020 (releases)|2020]], a free DLC update was released for the game to tie-in with the [[Time Lord Victorious (series)|Time Lord Victorious]] multi-media story.<ref>https://www.vrfocus.com/2020/11/doctor-who-the-edge-of-time-adds-new-time-lord-victorious-content/</ref> The update revolved around collecting items from the chapters of the game that had a connection with the Time Lord Victorious story to power up the [[Tenth Doctor]]'s TARDIS.<ref>[https://www.doctorwho.tv/news/?article=the-edge-of-time-time-lord-victorious Time Lord Victorious Edge of Time]</ref>
 
== Publisher's summary ==
A new mysterious enemy threatens to tear apart the universe and only you can stop them! ''Doctor Who: The Edge Of Time'' lets players embark on an adventure through space and time. Travel across the universe, visit alien locations, pilot the [[The Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]] and solve the mystery of the controlling force behind...
 
== Plot ==
=== Chapter 1 ===
The Doctor recruits someone to help her against a [[reality virus]]. The companion escapes a [[London]] [[laundrette]], filled with incubated [[Hydrorc]]s, using [[the Doctor's sonic screwdriver]] she [[transmat]]ted in the [[manager's office safe]] and calls the [[The Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]], narrowly escaping a [[Dalek]] spaceship which detected the [[Gallifreyan technology]].
 
=== Chapter 2 ===
The companion then goes collecting three [[zeiton]] crystals to help the Doctor use a [[vortex manipulator]] to escape the [[end of time]] and deal with the reality virus. First, landing in a [[jungle]] which is revealed to be only one of over 2,000 environments of the spaceship ''[[SS Lucia Minor]]''. Guided by the female voice of [[EMER|Emer]], the companion goes to [[zone 7]] to discover the ship abandoned, with hybernating [[Zlyster]]s. In the [[cockpit]], the companion discover that EMER was the [[lifesupport AI]] of the ship which became sentient after Zlysters changed into [[Tazma]]s, massacred the passengers and planned to escape the ship and be captured by the [[Shadow Proclamation]] to gain attention. Emer and the [[Companion]] change the course of the ship, take the [[Time Crystal]] from the circuits and get inside the TARDIS after it was transmatted in the cockpit, Emer being downloaded inside the sonic screwdriver.
 
=== Chapter 3 ===
The Companion and Emer then go to [[Sir]] [[Manfred Grayle]]'s home in late [[Victorian era]] [[London]] to get the Time Crystal from [[Magnus Greel]]'s [[Time cabinet]] under it while escaping [[Weeping Angel]]s. It is opened using the [[trionic lattice]] hidden in a [[gramophone]].
 
=== Chapter 4 ===
After the Doctor explains that [[the First]], the original living being in the universe and creator of all other life, is responsible for the reality virus, the companion and Emer take the third and final crystal in the [[Temple of the First]] on [[Metebelis IV]], a sentient planet invaded by [[Bronze Dalek]]s trying to harness the power of the crystal. The companion manages to get through by getting inside and using a Dalek [[casing]]. They then use the three crystals to open a stone structure and reveal the TARDIS.
 
=== Chapter 5 ===
The TARDIS has its interior deleted by the virus and by exiting it the companion arrives in the Inner Temple of the First and meets her. She explains her plan to kill the universe and rebirth its inhabitants better. The Doctor reveals that she lied to the companion: she did not need the crystals and planted them so that the companion could visit the locations so that they were the last to disappear since the First would spy on them. The Doctor met the First to try and failed to make her change her opinion of the universe. She then tells the companion to go to the visited location by thought while the universe is being destroyed to collect three disguised objects which actually are a [[Time Lord]] device created to put the First in a [[time loop]].
 
=== Time Lord Victorious DLC ===
Inside the Ninth and Tenth Doctor's Console Room, the Companion can scan collectibles, found in the following order along the way, to get the [[Time Lord Victorious]]' [[sonic screwdriver]] and then power up the TARDIS to escape:
* [[Dalek Executioner]]'s [[Manipulator arm]]
* [[Brian the Ood]]'s [[Translation sphere]]
* [[Black Scrolls of Rassilon]]
* [[Time Lord Victorious]] collar stand
* [[Sonic stake]]
* Dalek [[Gunstick]]
* Sergent [[Robert Dudley]]'s [[UNIT]] dossier
* Judgement Stone of the Kotturuh<ref>[https://www.doctorwho.tv/stories/the-edge-of-time/ The Edge of Time], Time Lord Victorious</ref>
 
== Cast ==
* [[Thirteenth Doctor]] - [[Jodie Whittaker]]
* [[Emer]] - [[Jennifer Saayeng]]
* [[The First]] - [[Adjoa Andoh]]
* [[Dalek]]s, [[Cyberman|Cybermen]] - [[Nicholas Briggs]]
* TBA - [[James Goode]]
* TBA - [[Amy Matthiessen]]
* TBA - [[Cosima Wagner]]
 
=== Time Lord Victorious DLC ===
Uncredited:
* [[Fourth Doctor]] - [[Tom Baker]] (''[[State of Decay (TV story)|State of Decay]]'' archive audio)
* [[Fifth Doctor]] - [[Peter Davison]] (''[[The Five Doctors (TV story)|The Five Doctors]]'' archive audio)
* [[Ninth Doctor]] - [[Christopher Eccleston]] (''[[Dalek (TV story)|Dalek]]'' archive audio)
* [[Tenth Doctor]] - [[David Tennant]] (''[[Planet of the Ood (TV story)|Planet of the Ood]]'', ''[[The Waters of Mars (TV story)|The Waters of Mars]]'' archive audio)
* [[Romana II]] - [[Lalla Ward]] (''State of Decay'' archive audio)
* [[Donna Noble]] - [[Catherine Tate]] (''Planet of the Ood'' archive audio)
* [[Adelaide Brooke]] - [[Lindsay Duncan]] (''The Waters of Mars'' archive audio)
* [[Kate Stewart]] - [[Jemma Redgrave]] (''[[14684 UNIT Field Log (webcast)|14684 UNIT Field Log]]'' archive audio)
* [[Marc Cory]] - [[Edward de Souza]] (''[[Mission to the Unknown (TV story)|Mission to the Unknown]]'' archive audio)
* {{ainley|c}} - [[Jon Culshaw]] (''[[Lesser Evils (audio story)|Lesser Evils]]'' archive audio)
* [[Kotturuh]] - Jon Culshaw (''Lesser Evils'' archive audio)
* [[Klineman Halpen]] - [[Tim McInnerny]] (''Planet of the Ood'' archive audio)
* [[Flavia]] - [[Dinah Sheridan]] (''The Five Doctors'' archive audio)
* [[Borusa]] - [[Philip Latham]] (''The Five Doctors'' archive audio)
* [[Metaltron]] - [[Nicholas Briggs]] (''Dalek'' archive audio)
 
== Crew ==
=== [[Maze Theory]] ===
* [[Creative Director]] - [[Marcus Moresby]]
* [[Executive Producer]] - [[Russell Harding]]
* [[Producer]] - [[Bob Millington]]
* [[Lead Developer]] - [[Neil Millstone]]
* [[Lead Designer]] - [[Joey To]]
* [[Enviroment Artist]] - [[Victoria Goldsmith]]
* [[Narratives Design]] - [[Adil Ahmed]]
* Written by - [[Gavin Collinson]]
* [[Composer]] - [[Richard Wilkinson]]
* [[Orchestrator]] - [[Tristan Noon]]
* [[Score]] Performed by - [[F.A.M.E.'s Orchestra]]
* Solo Cello - [[Deryn Cuilen]]
* [[Conductor]] - [[Oleg Kondratenko]]
* [[Sound Engineer]] - [[Saša, Janković]]
* [[Protools Engineer]] - [[Igor Vasilev]]
* [[Stage Manager]]
** [[Ilija Grkovski]]
** [[Teodora Arcsovska]]
* Original Theme Music - [[Ron Grainer]]
* Audio Design & Sound Effects
** [[Interleave Interactive]]
** [[ID Audio]]
* [[Art Team]]
** [[Andreas Jörgensen]]
** [[Alberto Fernandez Mancilla]]
** [[Room 8]]
* Graphics - [[Rémy Auger]]
* Concept Art - [[Peter Dobbin]]
* Animation
** [[Brian Vowels]]
** [[Jen May Hamilton]]
* Visual Effects - [[Claran Devine]]
* Production Support
** [[Claire Boissiere]]
** [[Brad Porter]]
* [[Executive Producer]]s
** [[Head Gear Films]]
** [[Phil Hunt]]
** [[Compton Ross]]
* Programming
** [[Tim Holt]]
** [[Chris Payne]]
* Development Support - [[Dream Reality Interactive]]
* [[Oculus Quest]] Support - [[Warp Digital]]
* [[QA]] - [[Dwayne Clarke]]
* [[CEO]] - [[Ian Hambleton]]
* [[CFO]] - [[Nicky Narraine]]
* Press & Public Relations
** [[Charlotte Chisnall]]
** [[Alex Holt-Kulapalan]]
** [[Caroline Miller]]
* [[Jnr Product Manager]] - [[Quin Wagner-Piggott]]
* Special Thanks To all those that have supported us through the development of ''Doctor Who the Edge of Time''
** [[Alastair Lindsay]]
** [[John Silke]]
** [[Emma Tilbury-Allen]]
** [[Dan Moore]]
** [[Rob Coke]]
* [[In>Theory Panel]]
** [[Trevor Heale]]
** [[Joe Matson]]
** [[Dominic Greenwood-Martin]]
** [[Matthew Legg]]
** [[Beth Axford]]
** [[Kieza Newson]]
** [[Kai Steele Nelson]]
** [[Melissa Azombo]]
* Platforms
** [[Oculus Rift]] - [[Phil Greenspan]]
** [[PlayStation 4]] - [[Dominic Kendrick]]
** [[HTC Vive]] - [[Maria Rakusanova]]
* Maze Theory Advisors / Board
** [[Mark Hardy]]
** [[Geoff Heath]]
** [[Nick Parker]]
** [[Dave Ranyard]]
* Legal - [[Sheridans]]
 
=== [[PlayStack]] ===
* CEO - [[Harvey Elliott]]
* CMO - [[Harriet Hughes]]
* Lead Producer - [[Kiron Ramdewar]]
* Community Manager - [[Cameron Mundy]]
* QA and [[Localisation Manager]] - [[Lindsay Gurr]]
* [[Head of User Acquisition]] - [[Nasrin Chou]]
* Outsourced Testing - [[Lionbridge]]
* [[Video Editor]]s
** [[Fox Hambly]]
** [[Edgar Khoo]]
** [[Mark Percival]]
* [[Head of Art]] - [[Alex Flynn]]
* [[Graphic Designer]]s
** [[Justas Pugaciauskas]]
** [[Jordan Walker]]
 
=== [[BBC Studios]] ===
* Lead Producer - [[David Bradshaw]]
* [[Head of Digital Ent & Games]] - [[Bradley Crooks]]
* Creative Producer - [[Peter Hickman]]
* [[Script Editor]] - [[Gabby De Matteis]]
* [[Doctor Who Brand Team|''Doctor Who'' Brand Team]]
** [[Gwenaelle Boissel]]
** [[Sarah Bold]]
** [[Ronan Chandler]]
** [[Sally de St Croix]]
** [[Vanessa Hamilton]]
** [[Esther Lawrence]]
* Comms
** [[Kate Hunter]]
** [[Emma McKinnon]]
* Artist Relations - [[Kate Bush]]
* Made with unity
* Copyrights are trademark of the [[British Broadcasting Corporation]] and are under license
** [[BBC]]
** ''[[Doctor Who]]'' (wordmarks, logo and devices)
** [[TARDIS]] (wordmarks and devices)
** BBC logo © BBC 1996
** [[Doctor Who logo|''Doctor Who'' logo and insignia]] © BBC 2018
** [[Thirteenth Doctor]] images © BBC Studios 2018
* Licensed by BBC Studios, Limited
* This game is published under license from BBC Studio's. BBC Studios' profits from the game go back to BBC programme-makers to help fund more great programmes
* [[Doctor Who theme|''Doctor Who'' theme music]] - [[Ron Grainer]] © [[Warner Chappell]]
 
== Worldbuilding ==
* [[Coal Hill School]] had a [[Summer Fair]] on [[Saturday]] [[12 May]] [[2018]].
* [[Hydrorc]]s are vicious amphibians used as guards by the [[Stenza]] and [[Zygon]]s outside [[Earth]] system.
* [[Graham O'Brien|Graham]], [[Ryan Sinclair|Ryan]] and [[Yasmin Khan|Yaz]] are on a secret mission for the Doctor.
* ''[[SS Lucia Minor]]'' is the biggest spaceship of [[N-Space]] with 2,000 environment and is financed by assassins from [[Pulgarius Five]].
* Pulgarius Five's currency is the [[talmar]].
* [[Metebelis IV]] is "better" than [[Metebelis III]] but not as much as [[Metebelis I]] or [[Metebelis II]].
* The [[Dalek Empire]] goes from [[Skaro]] to [[New Spiridon]].
 
== Story notes ==
* A previous short story by writer [[Gavin Collinson]] is referenced in this video game through several notes in the launderette from a "Shivani" related to [[Coal Hill School]]. This is [[Shivani Bajwa]] from [[PROSE]]: ''[[Doctor Who and the Horror of Coal Hill (short story)|Doctor Who and the Horror of Coal Hill]]''.
[[File:TimeLordVictorious Sonic Screwdriver.jpg|thumb|Time Lord Victorious screwdriver concept art]]
* The items added to the game by the DLC update on 15 November 2020 were: the [[manipulator arm]] arm of [[Dalek Executioner (The Guide to the Dark Times)|a Dalek Executioner]], ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Guide to the Dark Times (short story)|The Guide to the Dark Times]]'', etc) [[Brian the Ood]]'s translation sphere (Mr Ball), ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Guide to the Dark Times (short story)|The Guide to the Dark Times]]'', etc) the [[Black Scrolls of Rassilon]], the Tenth Doctor's ceremonial Time Lord collar, a Sonic stake, ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Tales of the Dark Times (comic story)|Tales of the Dark Times]]'') a Dalek [[gunstick]], the [[UNIT]] file of Sergent [[Robert Dudley]], ([[WC]]: ''[[14683 UNIT Field Log (webcast)|14683 UNIT Field Log]]'') and the Judgement Stone of the Kotturuh. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Lesser Evils (audio story)|Lesser Evils]]'')
* The DLC update also featured a modified version of the Tenth Doctor's [[sonic screwdriver]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[All Flesh is Grass (novel)|All Flesh is Grass]]'') After completion of the update, this version can then be used within the main story of the game.<ref>[https://twitter.com/bbcdoctorwho/status/1327989824754741248 Twitter announcement]</ref>
 
== Soundtrack ==
{{Main|The Edge of Time (soundtrack)}}
The soundtrack is available for purchase.<ref>[https://store.steampowered.com/app/1179260/Doctor_Who_The_Edge_of_Time__Official_Soundtrack/ store page]</ref> Although the [[Segun Akinola]] theme was used, Wilkinson also made a cover of the ''Doctor Who'' theme using FAME's orchestra and released it on his YouTube channel.
 
== Footnotes ==
{{Reflist}}
{{DWVG}}
{{TLV}}
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[[Category:2019 video games]]
[[Category:Stories that use the Segun Akinola theme]]
[[Category:Time Lord Victorious stories]]
[[Category:Thirteenth Doctor video games]]
[[Category:Dalek video games]]
[[Category:Weeping Angel video games]]
 
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Doctor Who: The Edge of Time is a 2019 virtual reality video game developed by Maze Theory and published by Playstack. It features the Thirteenth Doctor's voice, performed by Jodie Whittaker, and the TARDIS taking the player on an adventure through Space and Time. Besides having the Weeping Angels and the Daleks, the game introduces two brand new monsters: the Hydrorcs and the Zlysters.

Originally scheduled to launch in September, an early version of the game was made playable at MCM Comic Con in London on 24, 25 and 26 May 2019.[1]

Another opportunity to play the game was made available at San Diego Comic-Con by BBC America on 18, 19, 20 and 21 July 2019.[2]

As the game was announced in mid-September to be delayed, but with no new launch yet announced, a third opportunity to play the game was made available at a special event at Protein Studios in East London on 27 and 28 September 2019. Attendees had to book a time, though.[3]

Demos were made available to play at London Comic Con on 25 to 27 October 2019.[4]

It was released on 12 November 2019 on PlayStation VR, Oculus Rift, HTC VIVE and VIVE Cosmos.[1] While the game was delayed for Oculus Quest.[5]

Maze Theory, BBC Studios and publisher PlayStack also partnered with Synthesis VR, SpringboardVR, Ctrl V and Vive Arcade to make the game available in more than 100 arcades worldwide, located across the UK, Europe, Asia and North America on 23 November.[6]

It was announced by Maze Theory that Oculus Quest users would have to wait almost exactly one month from original official release, being available in December.[5] It was, however, delayed once again to 23 January 2020, on which it finally was released, along with a PC VR patch that adds support to the Valve Index.[7]

On 16 November 2020, a free DLC update was released for the game to tie-in with the Time Lord Victorious multi-media story.[8] The update revolved around collecting items from the chapters of the game that had a connection with the Time Lord Victorious story to power up the Tenth Doctor's TARDIS.[9]

Publisher's summary[[edit] | [edit source]]

A new mysterious enemy threatens to tear apart the universe and only you can stop them! Doctor Who: The Edge Of Time lets players embark on an adventure through space and time. Travel across the universe, visit alien locations, pilot the TARDIS and solve the mystery of the controlling force behind...

Plot[[edit] | [edit source]]

Chapter 1[[edit] | [edit source]]

The Doctor recruits someone to help her against a reality virus. The companion escapes a London laundrette, filled with incubated Hydrorcs, using the Doctor's sonic screwdriver she transmatted in the manager's office safe and calls the TARDIS, narrowly escaping a Dalek spaceship which detected the Gallifreyan technology.

Chapter 2[[edit] | [edit source]]

The companion then goes collecting three zeiton crystals to help the Doctor use a vortex manipulator to escape the end of time and deal with the reality virus. First, landing in a jungle which is revealed to be only one of over 2,000 environments of the spaceship SS Lucia Minor. Guided by the female voice of Emer, the companion goes to zone 7 to discover the ship abandoned, with hybernating Zlysters. In the cockpit, the companion discover that EMER was the lifesupport AI of the ship which became sentient after Zlysters changed into Tazmas, massacred the passengers and planned to escape the ship and be captured by the Shadow Proclamation to gain attention. Emer and the Companion change the course of the ship, take the Time Crystal from the circuits and get inside the TARDIS after it was transmatted in the cockpit, Emer being downloaded inside the sonic screwdriver.

Chapter 3[[edit] | [edit source]]

The Companion and Emer then go to Sir Manfred Grayle's home in late Victorian era London to get the Time Crystal from Magnus Greel's Time cabinet under it while escaping Weeping Angels. It is opened using the trionic lattice hidden in a gramophone.

Chapter 4[[edit] | [edit source]]

After the Doctor explains that the First, the original living being in the universe and creator of all other life, is responsible for the reality virus, the companion and Emer take the third and final crystal in the Temple of the First on Metebelis IV, a sentient planet invaded by Bronze Daleks trying to harness the power of the crystal. The companion manages to get through by getting inside and using a Dalek casing. They then use the three crystals to open a stone structure and reveal the TARDIS.

Chapter 5[[edit] | [edit source]]

The TARDIS has its interior deleted by the virus and by exiting it the companion arrives in the Inner Temple of the First and meets her. She explains her plan to kill the universe and rebirth its inhabitants better. The Doctor reveals that she lied to the companion: she did not need the crystals and planted them so that the companion could visit the locations so that they were the last to disappear since the First would spy on them. The Doctor met the First to try and failed to make her change her opinion of the universe. She then tells the companion to go to the visited location by thought while the universe is being destroyed to collect three disguised objects which actually are a Time Lord device created to put the First in a time loop.

Time Lord Victorious DLC[[edit] | [edit source]]

Inside the Ninth and Tenth Doctor's Console Room, the Companion can scan collectibles, found in the following order along the way, to get the Time Lord Victorious' sonic screwdriver and then power up the TARDIS to escape:

Cast[[edit] | [edit source]]

Time Lord Victorious DLC[[edit] | [edit source]]

Uncredited:

Crew[[edit] | [edit source]]

Maze Theory[[edit] | [edit source]]

PlayStack[[edit] | [edit source]]

BBC Studios[[edit] | [edit source]]

Worldbuilding[[edit] | [edit source]]

Story notes[[edit] | [edit source]]

Time Lord Victorious screwdriver concept art

Soundtrack[[edit] | [edit source]]

Main article: The Edge of Time (soundtrack)

The soundtrack is available for purchase.[12] Although the Segun Akinola theme was used, Wilkinson also made a cover of the Doctor Who theme using FAME's orchestra and released it on his YouTube channel.

Footnotes[[edit] | [edit source]]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://www.blogtorwho.com/doctor-who-the-edge-of-time-vr-game-to-debut-at-mcm-comic-con-london/
  2. ↑ https://cultbox.co.uk/news/a-glimpse-of-the-tardis-you-can-pilot-in-doctor-who-vr-game
  3. ↑ https://cultbox.co.uk/news/doctor-who-the-edge-of-time-special-event
  4. ↑ https://www.doctorwho.tv/news/?article=doctor-who-london-comic-con-2019#_
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 https://web.archive.org/web/20200927052610/https://www.vrfocus.com/2019/10/oculus-quest-version-of-doctor-who-the-edge-of-time-coming-december/
  6. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20200927032955/https://www.vrfocus.com/2019/10/an-arcade-version-of-doctor-who-the-edge-of-time-coming-to-vr-locations-on-doctor-who-day/amp/?__twitter_impression=true
  7. ↑ https://uploadvr.com/doctor-who-quest-index/
  8. ↑ https://www.vrfocus.com/2020/11/doctor-who-the-edge-of-time-adds-new-time-lord-victorious-content/
  9. ↑ Time Lord Victorious Edge of Time
  10. ↑ The Edge of Time, Time Lord Victorious
  11. ↑ Twitter announcement
  12. ↑ store page
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