Brought to you by the teams behind the award-winning Doctor Who: Legacy game. This is an innovative new platform for telling original Doctor Who stories. Written, drawn, and narrated by incredible talent mixed with a unique take on tile puzzle gameplay.
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| Langue | Interface | Audio complet | Sous-titres |
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| Anglais |
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As a Doctor Who fan, it deeply saddens me to admit that I cannot, in good conscience, recommend this game. The game consists of two main parts: the story section (comics) and the gameplay section. In the comics portion, both the story and the artwork are decent, although personal preferences may vary. Each episode's comics section lasts approximately 30 minutes. The issue lies within the gameplay section. While the developers attempted to introduce innovative elements into the match-3 genre, it quickly becomes tediously repetitive. The first episode contains 51 "chapters," most of which consist of three game boards, resulting in nearly 150 levels. Completing them all took me around 8 hours, excluding the achievement hunting and skipping a couple of boards. Despite some levels offering minor variations and occasional challenges, the gameplay itself remains monotonous. It feels rather di
I love Doctor Who to a fault and was excited for this, but it was just a big let down. I originally was expecting radio drama levels of story telling (the first video on the steam store seems to have that level of quality) but after playing an hour of the 'The Dalek Invasion of Time' I was bored to death. The story jumped from major plot point to major plot point, skipping the real meat of a Doctor Who story: the details! In the first hour of the story it had already introduced 2 (arguably 3?) ultimate universe ending bad guys and that's with all the "gameplay" mixed in and the occasional long pause after a weak reference to the main series and of course peppered with plenty of other small pauses for "effect". Despite that, the story was dragging its feet so hard I was tempted to skip it: and I only bought the game for the story in the first place! I don't think the game knows what it
While I am a huge Doctor Who fan from the classic and modern Who, I wanted this to be a good game. I played their other puzzle game (Doctor Who Legacy) a lot and expected that this would be similar to that but with more story. Unfortunately that was not the case. While the story is... well decent I think. Not the best stories but at least they fill the right concept (Unlike series 11), the game play is just too lackluster for words. I will remind you all again that I played Legacy til I was short like 3 characters from all of them. This is NOT legacy. You get no choices. You have to complete puzzle X and with what they give you to do it and that's it. It misses that "Form your own Tardis team with unique powers" quality that made Legacy so stellar to play. As such, this game would actually rate much better WITHOUT the puzzles as they really bog down the fun of the game. Well here is hopi
I consider myself a passionate Whovian but even I can't recommend this "game". Only positive aspect of it is that we get to listen to Michelle Gomez as Missy. And that's about it. Comic book style is poorly implemented. It's more of an audio book than a comic book, really. Sincerely speaking, I'm just in it for the "TARDIS & Jon Pertwee" Steam background. It's one of its kind. So not a bad deal in my book. And again, I don't recommend this as a "game". What a waste of time and resources on BBC's end.
Only buy it for 2 reasons: 1. it's on sale 2. and/or you are a collector of Doctor Who stuff, otherwise this is a terrible, uninteresting puzzle games that would have been infinitely better if it had been visual novel (or similar style) in which you could make choices, that would have been way closer to the feel of the show and its themes.
TL;DR -- you'll be hooked on the game as a Who fan or not, even if the obnoxious gem mechanic might deter you! Despite the basic-looking gameplay, Doctor Who Infinity is based around telling stories within the Doctor Who Universe. The gem mechanic has been completely reinvented and therefore is incomparable to any other title I know of. It's quite similar to playing a game of chess, where you must try and strategise how to move the gems in order to complete the goal. With every level, the mechanic changes. Perhaps you face a Dalek which has 2HP and to defeat it you must match it's colour with 2 or more other gems; you're able to move a singular gem to push others out the way, leaving leverage for multiple solutions to a puzzle. With 2.7 hours of gameplay (which is quite a lot) still at the beginning of the first story alone justifies the price. Not once was I feeling bored or not bot
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