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Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock
BBC Worldwide has released a trailer for Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock, which highlights the enemies the good doctor will be up against in his new downloadable adventure.
The Eternity Clock is being developed by Supermassive Games, creators of Tumble, one of the few Move games worth buying. This new Doctor Who game looks to be a blend of action and platforming, and will debut on PS3 and Vita in March, followed by a later PC release. While the game promises to have puzzle solving and decision making that will affect the course of the game, you'll also face a wide variety of enemies, including Cybermen, Silurians, The Silence, and Daleks, all of which can be seen in the video below.
I haven't seen enough of Doctor Who to know the difference between a TARDIS and a telephone booth, but the trailer looks cool enough. Are fans of the series excited by what Supermassive Games is doing with the license?
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Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock
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