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Doctor Who Magazine says "These are the best Doctor Who stories ever told in a video game".

Doctor Who Infinity is a new platform for experiencing the Doctor's stories, with 6 new tales coming by the end of 2018. Each story features a different Doctor from the 55 year history of the show, including both modern and classic Doctors, companions, monsters as well as entirely new characters to discover!

Each story is brought to life with actors narrating, as part of an amazing audio experience overseen by the award-winning audio director of Monument Valley, Stafford Bawler. Each story is visually brought to life with a combination of comic book style cut scenes interwoven with game play tightly designed to mirror the narrative beats of the story.

Game play changes from level to level with increasing complexity while the recognizable detachable tile mechanic allows us to stay accessible to gamers of all levels of experience. In Infinity, characters like the Daleks, Missy, Jo Grant, and the Doctor literally appear on the board, as do opponents like robots, bombs, firewalls, and time vortexes. You have never played anything like this before. The game design is an innovation on the award-winning puzzle mechanic used in Doctor Who: Legacy -- think of this as the first time you have had the chance to play through original Doctor Who stories from start to finish.

This game is aimed at the adult Doctor Who fan, comfortable with mature, dramatic themes in a series of all new Doctor Who adventures, brought to you by well-known writers, artists and actors in the extended Doctor Who universe.

Doctor Who Infinity is a platform for telling original Doctor Who stories. Purchase unlocks the first two (or three if you purchase the bundle) stories. Additional stories are unlocked as DLC purchases. That is the only type of in-app purchasing that you find in this game. Additional stories are standalone, optional and unlockable in any order.


Features

This launch bundle contains the first 3 stories including:

The Dalek Invasion of Time by George Mann

Featuring Michelle Gomez ("Missy"), Ingrid Oliver ("Osgood"), Bella Ramsey ("Freya")
Drawn by Mike Collins
Colored by Kris Carter
Audio Direction by Stafford Bawler, Navid Khonsari, Scott Handcock


The Orphans of the Polyoptra by Gary Russell

Featuring Katy Manning ("Jo Jones" and one additional character)
Drawn by David Roach
Colored by Dylan Teague
Audio Direction by Stafford Bawler and Gary Russell


The Lady of the Lake by Scott Handcock

Featuring Celyn Jones ("Geraint"), Katy Manning ("Delyth"), Marilyn Le Conte (the "Lady")
Drawn by Neil Edwards
Colored by John-Paul Bove and Dylan Teague
Audio Direction by Stafford Bawler and Gary Russell
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4. Then go to 'Games' and click 'Activate a Product on Steam'.

5. Enter the key that we sent you in the email. 

5. Congratulations the game has now been added to your account and can be installed/launched from your games library. 

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