It revealed one game would involve the Daleks and a destroyed London in 1963 with the tagline "Fight the Daleks". Everything you see and experience within the game is part of the Doctor Who universe." įootage of the game was shown after Victory of the Daleks. There are 17 - four of which are interactive. In announcing the game, series producer Piers Wenger stated, "There aren't 13 episodes of Doctor Who this year. The game was made in conjunction with the Doctor Who TV production team, with Matt Smith and Karen Gillan lending their voices and likenesses to the games. Promotion ĭetails regarding the game were announced on 21 April 2010. This approach would allow for greater data extrapolation and a more streamlined user experience. Integration īox UK worked with the BBC to create a web application which would integrate these game into the online space of the official Doctor Who website. The Adventure Games was commissioned for BBC Online by BBC Wales Interactive as part of the "Doctor Who Episodic Game Initiative", which aimed to foster computer literacy through the use of a interactive game, made available for download. Due to the nature of desktop video games, usually the game could still be installed onto a device even after this point, but due to the nature of how the game's region-lock coding operates, this is not possible through any method that would generally be considered legitimate. The series isn't available in any official online form since the end of May 2017. Though primarily for UK habitants - since the games had in part been funded by the BBC license fee - the games were eventually made available internationally.
The five games were delivered primarily by download from the main BBC Doctor Who website.
It was the first series of games to feature the voice of the actors playing the then-current televised Doctor and companions. Doctor Who: The Adventure Games was a series of five adventure video games for PC and Mac that tied in with the first two years of the Matt Smith era as the Eleventh Doctor on television.
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