Doing most anything in the game requires puzzle solving of some kind, whether it be the relatively simple pushing and pulling of crates to Pipe Dream styled mini games. But Doctor Who has always been more about action, and The Eternity Clock tries its best to provide that balance as well.Īt its heart, The Eternity Clock is a puzzle game. If the whole game were filled with such moments, the game would be an absolute blast. When you're running around as The Doctor, getting shot at by Cybermen, and trying desperately to unlock a door with your sonic screwdriver, it absolutely feels like the real thing. It certainly sounds like Doctor Who, but does it feel like it? In its best moments, yes. He enlists the help of his on-again, off-again ally, River Song (voice and likeness of Alex Kingston) to stop a plot that could threaten all of time and space. He lands on Earth to try and fix the problem, and stumbles upon many of his greatest enemies in short order. Things begin as normal, with The Doctor (voice and likeness of Matt Smith) in the middle of some catastrophe.
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