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As the invasion spreads, and the Doctor is forced to turn to some of his closest allies for assistance, can they stop this new enemy? And must the Doctor do the unthinkable and ally with the Daleks to save Earth? | As the invasion spreads, and the Doctor is forced to turn to some of his closest allies for assistance, can they stop this new enemy? And must the Doctor do the unthinkable and ally with the Daleks to save Earth? | ||
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The story, as told in flashback by [[Jo Grant|Jo Jones]] to her nephew in the style of a classic [[Doctor Who]] 4-part story arc, begins at the height of [[World War II|World War 2]] as the [[Third Doctor]] and Jo Grant find themselves trapped in what appears to be a [[German]] [[bomb]]ing in a small [[mining]] town. | The story, as told in flashback by [[Jo Grant|Jo Jones]] to her nephew in the style of a classic [[Doctor Who]] 4-part story arc, begins at the height of [[World War II|World War 2]] as the [[Third Doctor]] and Jo Grant find themselves trapped in what appears to be a [[German]] [[bomb]]ing in a small [[mining]] town. | ||
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Revision as of 20:46, 27 July 2019
Doctor Who: Infinity was a game developed by Tiny Rebel Games following the success of its predecessor, Doctor Who: Legacy. It was released for iOS, Android and PC and Mac computers. The game was formatted in episodes and each episode was penned and directed by a different individual.
Unlike Legacy, voice acting formed part of the story and a variety of actors from the television series reprised their roles including Michelle Gomez and Katy Manning. Additionally, Infinity was not free to play, costing $11.99 from Steam.
Publisher's summary
The Dalek Invasion of Time
A tragic event on the edge of the Time War has led to the unlikely creation of a dangerous new type of Dalek hybrid, after a gifted young child is forced to survive by hooking herself into a Dalek life-support system.
As the young girl tries to exact her revenge, the Twelfth Doctor, Missy, Bill and Nardole find themselves in the midst of a full-scale assault on Earth's timeline.
As the invasion spreads, and the Doctor is forced to turn to some of his closest allies for assistance, can they stop this new enemy? And must the Doctor do the unthinkable and ally with the Daleks to save Earth?
The Orphans of the Polyoptra
The story, as told in flashback by Jo Jones to her nephew in the style of a classic Doctor Who 4-part story arc, begins at the height of World War 2 as the Third Doctor and Jo Grant find themselves trapped in what appears to be a German bombing in a small mining town.
Here they meet a young orphan girl and her strange companion, who are not at all what they appear to be, and who desperately need their help to travel back to 1842, to a time when the local children still faced the treacherous danger of daily work in the mines.
The Lady of the Lake
The Tenth Doctor and Rose Tyler find themselves pulled into a thematic retelling of a legendary Welsh tale whilst visiting the Black Mountains of Wales.
A dense fog, as well as a full blown alien war have descended on a small village. Luckily the Tenth Doctor and Rose Tyler have just arrived on holiday.
As a piece of alien weaponry poses an existential threat to mankind, the Doctor has to team up with a local poet as they try to unravel the mysteries of why a Lady has been seen walking over the surface of Llyn-y-Van Bach Lake, and why all the animals nearby have been dying at midnight.
Plot
The Dalek Invasion of Time (1)
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The Orphans of the Polyoptra (2)
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The Lady of the Lake (3)
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Gameplay
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Cast
- Missy - Michelle Gomez
- Osgood - Ingrid Oliver
- Freya - Bella Ramsey
- Geriant - Celyn Jones
- Jo Grant / Delyth - Katy Manning
- The Lady - Marilyn Le Conte
Crew
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Notes
- Gary Russell wrote The Orphans of the Polyoptra as his final Doctor Who story.
