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December 24th, 2010
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The BBC are now airing a new trailer to promote the release of the fourth Doctor Who Adventure Game, Shadows of the Vashta Nerada.

In the final interactive episode of the series, which was released earlier this week, the Doctor and Amy discover a sub-aquatic base that has been attacked by a sea monster from another world. Its crew is living in fear, thanks to the voracious horror that’s hiding away in their shadows. A horror known as the Vashta Nerada…

Shares your reviews of Shadows of the Vashta Nerada in our discussion!

December 22nd, 2010
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The official Doctor Who website has given us an early Christmas present today in the form of Shadows of the Vashta Nerada, which has been released a few days early!

Originally billed for a Christmas Day release, the fourth and final Adventure Game of the series sees the Doctor and Amy discover a sub-aquatic base that’s been attacked by a sea monster from another world. With its crew living in fear, there’s a voracious horror that hiding in their shadows. A horror known as the Vashta Nerada…

You can download the game and dive into the adventure now via this link. Be sure to let us know how you got on in the comments below! Did you enjoy it? Where does it rank alongside the previous episodes? We’ll be picking a handful of your reviews to include in our Adventure Game mini-section.

There’s also a short video of Matt Smith introducing the episode, as well as new galleries featuring wallpapers, screenshots and concept art from the game.

Its writer, Phil Ford, has said: “We’re going to end Series One with an enormous splash. The episode is set entirely underwater. Which is great because it’s been one of my ambitions to have the Doctor and Amy threatened by a fifty-foot shark-like monster – and thanks to the magic of the computer games, that ambition is fulfilled.”

This isn’t the end of the Adventure Games – another series is on its way next year!

December 21st, 2010
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Ahead of its release on Saturday, Digital Spy have posted their review of the brand new Adventure Game, Shadows of the Vashta Nerada.

In their review, they are full of praise for the interactive episode of the series, labelling Phil Ford’s story as the “most ambitious instalment yet”, while drawing particular attention to its “larger setting and multiple threats”. They finish by noting that the game serves as a “fitting end to such an enjoyable series”. We can’t wait to play it for ourselves!

Shadows of the Vashta Nerada will be released on the official site on Christmas Day.

December 15th, 2010
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The Doctor Who website released 3 new images from the new Adventure Game, Shadows of the Vashta Nerada, as part of their Adventure Calendar update yesterday!

The final interactive episode of the series has been written by Phil Ford, and will be available to download in the UK for free on Christmas Day, straight after the premiere of A Christmas Carol on BBC One! As its title suggests, the Doctor and Amy will be encountering the creatures first seen in the Series 4 Library two-parter. Count the shadows!



What do you think of the screenshots? Share your views in the comments section below!

December 2nd, 2010
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Details of the fourth and final instalment of this series of the Adventure Games have been revealed today!

As MCV reports, the new interactive episode is called Shadows of the Vashta Nerada, and will see the Doctor and Amy encounter the creatures, first introduced in Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead, in a sea-bed colony called Poseidon. It will be released for download on the official Doctor Who website on Christmas Day, straight after A Christmas Carol has aired!

“We’ve gone all-out for the finale,” Steven Moffat said. “It takes place entirely underwater - something which would be impossible for the TV series, as water is so expensive. It’s terrifying, educational and fun. Just steer clear of those shadows.”

As always, share your thoughts below! Thanks to Keiran for emailing us the news!

October 22nd, 2010
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Thanks to everybody who has submitted their most feared Doctor Who enemy this week - it’s now time for the final vote off, but first you need to know which enemies have made it to the spine chilling shortlist!

On Halloween, we’ll be crowning either the Daleks, the Cybermen, the Empty Child, the Vashta Nerada or the Weeping Angels as the scariest enemy. Which takes the prestigious prize is up to you, and the all-important poll is now up on the home page, so go and cast your vote!

Below is our lowdown of each of the nominees – which gives you the biggest fright?

The Daleks 
Undoubtedly the Doctor’s most deadliest of foes - and definitely the most persistant! Each time he hears “Exterminate!”, death and devastation isn’t far behind, and he’s lost some of the most important things in his life whilst being locked in battle with them. One thing’s for sure, as long as the Doctor’s journeying through the vortex, the Daleks will be ready and waiting for him in the shadows, just out of sight… 

The Empty Child 
The Ninth Doctor and Rose encountered this gas mask zombie during the London Blitz, and suffice to say it was enough to divert their attention from the threat of any falling bombs! It wasn’t long before the virus began to spread through the city, and if our heroes hadn’t managed to save the day again, the chances are we’d all have ended up asking for our mummy. Just this once, though, everybody lived – hurrah!

The Weeping Angels
The Weeping Angels might look harmless enough at first glance, but just one blink and they’ve got you right where they want you: in the past so they can feed off the energy of your days that could have been. A terrifying concept indeed, and it has certainly changed the way we look at statues, but you have absolutely nothing to fear as long as you don’t bli-

The Cybermen
These metal monsters bring a whole new meaning to the word ‘cyberspace’, and they’re virtually unstoppable as they stomp, stomp, stomp through the galaxy. Before they can march their way to victory, though, they’ve got the Doctor to get through, and there’s no way he’s gonna stand back and let the Earth get deleted. We’re lucky to have him looking after us, aren’t we?

The Vashta Nerada
On their own, the microscopic Vashta Nerada pose as no threat at all, but an encounter with a swarm of these “piranhas of the air” brings with it devastating consequences. With the abilty to strip their victims down to their bare bones before they can say “Raxacoricofallapatorius”, the Vashta Nerada are a force to be reckoned with – just remember to count the shadows!

Now it’s over to you! Voting closes on Saturday 30th October. Share the scares!

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