To celebrate the arrival of The Eternity Clock on the Know Howand Intel AppUp centers the BBC’s giving Whovians the chance to win an array of great prizes.
By playing Clock Quest you’ll be entered into a draw to win a host of Doctor Who goodies, as well as a Sony Ultrabook. In addition, each player gets 60% off their download of The Eternity Clock from the KnowHow App Centre. You can’t say fairer than that! Head over to doctorwho.tv for full details and to read the Terms & Conditions. Good luck!
Meanwhile, we’ve got 5 copies of The Eternity Clock to giveaway to WhovianNet visitors! Answer the question below to be in with a chance to receive one of the download codes for the PC game. The 5 winners will be notified before lunchtime on Friday 19th April.
Sorry, this competition is now closed. Thanks to everyone who entered!
A BBC Worldwide executive has confirmed there’s “nothing in the plans” to make any sequels to The Eternity Clock.
The PlayStation game was released last year as part of a planned trilogy however the vice president of digital games Robert Nashak revealed circumstances have changed as for the foreseeable there are no more instalments in the works. “We are not working on any sequels to be honest,” he told Digital Spy. “We are keeping it as an option moving forward but we want to see where we can reach the fans best.”
He explained: “But we love the storyline we developed there, and we love the feel of the game so we are definitely thinking about it for the future but there’s nothing in the plans right now. We’re trying to work out what’s the best route for reaching Doctor Who fans.”
“I really enjoyed working on the game,” he said. “Doing the motion capture bit was really interesting. It’s something I’ve always been intrigued by and wanted to learn more about. You get to add the voice and see it all come to fruition.”
He added: “It is a rewarding challenge because you have got to make the voiceover and the character on screen match somehow, which can take several attempts sometimes.”
The game was released last month and if you’ve played it you can rate/discuss it here.
The official Doctor Who Facebook is giving fans the chance to win a PlayStation 3, as well a copy of the new game, The Eternity Clock, to play on it!
To be in with a chance of winning, you can find all the details here. Five runners up will also receive the game.
The competition closes at 11.59pm (GMT) on 2nd July 2012. The winner and the runners up will be revealed in the week commencing 9th July 2012. Good luck to all entrees!
If you’ve already played The Eternity Clock, you can rate the game in our discussion…
After the months of waiting, The Eternity Clock has today been unveiled to the world!
In the game, you can save the future from the comfort of your own living room, as you play as the Doctor and River Song on a mission to save the universe by unravelling the mysteries of The Eternity Clock. Only then can you stop its deadly path of destruction…
Post your reviews of the game, as and when you play it, in the comments section below!
The wait is nearly over, as the brand new Doctor Who game, The Eternity Clock, officially launches tomorrow!
It will be available to download globablly on PSN, followed by a limited retail release in the UK from this Friday (25th May). It will make its way to PS Vita on 13th June.
To get us ready for the adventure, the creators of the game have been teasing us with developer diaries. The first was an intro, while the second was all about the monsters.
In the third and final instalment, released today, we are given an insight into how they used Matt Smith in order to create the authenticity of the TV series. Check it out below…
Are you all set for The Eternity Clock? Let us know your excitement in the comments!
We’re now just less than one week away from the worldwide release of The Eternity Clock, so it is about time we learnt more about the monsters we’ll be up against in the game!
Luckily, we can do exactly that courtesy of the BBC’s second exclusive ‘developer diary’ video. In yesterday’s intro, we were introduced to the creators of the game, but today we go from the good to the very bad, as we meet a selection of the Doctor’s most dangerous of adversaries, all of which will be popping up throughout the game. Gulp…
In The Eternity Clock, fans can play as the Doctor and River Song, who race to save the universe, and time itself, by unravelling the mystery of The Eternity Clock. Only then can they stop its deadly path of destruction before it’s too late. Outwit and destroy aliens, solve puzzles, and accompany a friend on a collaborative multiplayer adventure.
The game officially launches on PSN for PS3 on 23rd May, and for PS Vita on 13th June. If you want a copy for your shelf, it is scheduled a retail release in the UK on 25th May.
For all we have on the video game, including photos and a gameplay trailer, click here.
If you’re not, don’t worry! To get players in the mood for the Doctor’s latest interactive adventure, a new introduction has been revealed, previewing just what’s in store.
The video features interviews with Executive Producer Simon Harris (who we have also interviewed, here!), as well as the Design Director of the game, Nick Dixon.
The Eternity Clock launches on PSN for PS3 on 23rd May, and for PS Vita on 13th June. It’ll have a limited retail release in the UK from 25th May. Watch the introduction below…
For all we have on the video game, including photos and a gameplay trailer, click here.
The release dates for the brand new Doctor Who game, The Eternity Clock, have finally been confirmed!
The game is to be released internationally for PS3 – via PSN – on 23rd May. Meanwhile, it’ll be available to buy in shops for the PS3 in the UK from 25th May. The PS Vita version can be downloaded globally from 13th June.
In the game, fans can play as the Doctor and River Song as they race to save the universe and time itself.
For all we have on the video game, including photos and a gameplay trailer, click here.
The cover art for the new video game, The Eternity Clock, has made its way online.
It features the Doctor in the foreground and the TARDIS in the background. While there is still no release date for the game, it can now be pre-ordered for PS3 on Amazon for £17.99. It will also be available on PS Vita, with a PC version coming shortly afterwards. Read our exclusive interview with the game’s executive producer, Simon Harris, here. View the PS3 cover below.
For all we have on the video game, including photos and a gameplay trailer, click here.
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