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Doctor Who Legacy Coming To Mobile Devices On November 27
The BBC is bringing a free-to-play Doctor Who game to mobile devices later this week. Doctor Who Legacy will give players the opportunity to team up with companions and allies from the past two seasons.
The title is a puzzle-RPG, and appears to be designed in the spirit of Puzzle Quest. Additional content will be released, including material from season five. In the future, the title will explore more of The Doctor’s history.
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The game is developed by Seed Studio and Tiny Rebel Games. Here’s hoping that this Doctor Who title fares better than other recent attempts.
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