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VGchartz Review - Doctor Who: The Adventure Games Episode 2

Stephen kelley from Vgchartz writes: "As with the first game, Doctor Who – The Adventure games. Episode 2: Blood of the Cybermen is a great game for the price. The game is only a few hours long, but that helps pace the game out so that it's like an interactive episode of the show."

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Darkstorn5047d ago

Big fan of Doctor Who here (one of the few in the U.S.), but these games are supposed to be pretty mind-numbing.

Also, this link doesn't go to a review. There's no review text on the page.

O-D-C5047d ago

Another good review from the chartz

Redempteur5047d ago

nice review i quit at the end of act 2 of the first game because while it was fine it missed a "who" vibe ..
those problem seems to have been corrected so i'll gladly enjoy this game too

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The Games of The Doctor - InRetroSpect Podcast

To celebrate the 50th birthday of Doctor Who, Kris and Dan travel through time and space in search of the best free games from the mad man in a blue box.

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AG - Doctor Who: The Adventure Games - Episode Two: Blood of the Cybermen | review

Joe writes, "With a license like Doctor Who that revolves around such expansive fiction, there is an almost unlimited potential for new stories. While most have been limited to the television screen in recent years, the BBC decided to produce four episodic self-proclaimed “adventure games” to coincide with the current TV season."

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Doctor Who: The Adventure Games: Episodes 1 & 2 Review at CheatCC

CheatCC says, "Overall, The Doctor Who Adventures: Episodes 1 and 2 are a joy to play. Although they are not that heavy with hard-and-fast gameplay, as vehicles for additional Doctor Who episodes, they work perfectly. Both episodes are available exclusively for download, priced at only $5 for both (they cannot be purchased separately). While I would have my reservations about paying more for a game that is so light on gameplay, $5 seems just about right, especially since you can count on spending about four to six hours playing these titles."