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'''''Doctor Who Infinity''''' is an episodic match-three puzzle video game developed by [[Tiny Rebel Games]] and Seed Studio and published by Tiny Rebel Games following the success of its predecessor, ''[[Legacy (video game)|Doctor Who: Legacy]]''. It was released for [[Android (operating system)|Android]], [[iOS]], [[PC]], and [[Macintosh|Mac]]. The game was formatted in episodes and each episode was penned and directed by a different individual. | '''''Doctor Who Infinity''''' is an episodic match-three puzzle video game developed by [[Tiny Rebel Games]] and Seed Studio and published by Tiny Rebel Games following the success of its predecessor, ''[[Legacy (video game)|Doctor Who: Legacy]]''. It was released for [[Android (operating system)|Android]], [[iOS]], [[PC]], and [[Macintosh|Mac]]. 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 | 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. | ||
''Infinity'' had a soft release with the first three stories in late 2018 and then had the full release with a further two stories in November 2019. | ''Infinity'' had a soft release with the first three stories in late 2018 and then had the full release with a further two stories in November 2019. | ||
