I’ll make one for both the VR games.
Because there is a link, and I own and have played both of them.
Mwahahaha
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In that case - make one for Lego Dimensions because I have it and have completed the Doctor Who parts and found all the hidden areas.
And then I’ll charge people to come and play it at my house so they can get the badge!
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Adding this topic to the discussion: The Adventure Games
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Aargh, I can’t make it past the weeping angel on the graveyard level.
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From the Lego Dimensions Wikipedia page
Batman realizes that they will need all the help they can get to defeat Vortech, leading them to recruit the Twelfth Doctor, Mystery Inc., […] and GLaDOS to their cause. […] The Doctor, GLaDOS, and X-PO work on a plan to seal Vortech in a rift loop.
Never played it (I’m incredibly weary of Legofied games/movies/everything), but I have to because that’s 5 stars right there.
Here’s the image from the Destiny of the Doctors installer if you want a horizontal one:
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I own Return to Earth, a terrible terrible game
I love Legacy and Lonely Assassins. I used to play Legacy a lot during roadtrips and I’m sad I can’t play it anymore. Assassins is well made and love everything about it.
I played one of the VR Games, and I think it was Edge of Reality but not quite sure, but I had a hard time getting past a certain part which made me stop playing.
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I think i’ve only really played one proper doctor who game
“The Eternity clock”
I can’t remember anything about it though
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It’s brilliant and easily the best use of Doctor Who in a video game ever. Just the fact you can visit all the different TARDISes (up to 12) + the wood-panelled one, is more than enough before you even add all the little secret levels and easter eggs peppered throughout the entire game.
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I love the The Lonely Assassins! It was kind of like a Blink sequel
Spoilers: Sally and Larry don’t end up together appearently , Lawrence marries someone else (I forgot her name) ,and she is missing in the game
they remain close friends though they are still in good terms with each other
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Doctor Who: The Lonely Assassins was a really fun game to play through, albeit quite short, especially as a fan of the Simulacra games and Sara is Missing. Fun horror experience, and it was fun seeing Osgood and Larry Nightingale again after such a long time. If you’re into horror and don’t mind jumpscares, I’d recommend it as a fun evening game.
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Anyone know how to get Dr Who Legacy on an ios device? I need something to play in my in-between times.
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Your best bet would be to get an APK file and run it in Bluestacks (android emulator)
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I will try my best to figure out how to do that! Thank you!
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I got Apple Arcade to try Hidden Mysteries. It was soooo boring! Who is this for?
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The Thirteen fans 
But seriously, it’s a much better game than Lost in Time.
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I want a proper Android Doctor Who game now!
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All I want is a simple Doctor Who point and click game, is that so much to ask 
. You can actually justify moon logic in Doctor Who as well, it’s perfect.
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