They soon find Cyberman storage units which begin releasing their occupants. They go through the old tunnels, trying to reach the surface. Once clear of its Tesla binding field, she uses her vortex manipulator to travel to modern day Earth, where she frees the stranded Doctor. The Doctor needs her help! She escapes from the Facility. However, the passage below is blocked by a gate requiring someone on each side to open.Īt the Stormcage Containment Facility in 5145, River Song gets a phone call. He disables it, revealing a sewer entrance. He finds a perception filter he recognises as his own work. On the advice of a psychic paper message from his future self he uses gold bars to smash through a grate into the Victorian-era vaults under the bank. When the TARDIS vanishes in a flash of light, he is trapped.
The Doctor exits to find himself in the Bank of England in the modern day. The instruments confirm the time storm covers the planet. However, the TARDIS appears in a bad way.
Onboard the TARDIS, the Doctor struggles to navigate a temporal maelstrom. It's up to the Doctor and River Song to investigate and close these corridors - a process not made easy by the sudden appearance of Cybermen, Daleks, Silurians and the Silence throughout history! Rogue time corridors are opening all over London, connecting Elizabethan, Victorian, modern day and future London. 3.1 Additional voices for international versions.Doctor Who: The Adventure Games was also delisted in 2017, created and released by a different developer and publisher entirely.
The cause for the delisting is uncertain but is likely related to expired licensing of the Doctor Who property. Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock was released on physical media for PlayStation 3 exclusively in Europe and remains available in limited supply. The PlayStation Vita release remains available in all territories as of this writing. The game was delisted on PlayStation 3 across Australian and European territories no later than October of 2020. Supermassive Games homepage SteamDB page PlayStation Blog coverageĭoctor Who: The Eternity Clock was delisted on Steam around May 9th, 2017. No later than October 2020 - PlayStation 3 (AU, EU)
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