My first LP, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade was actually a pretty rad game if somewhat tedious. If theres one thing I love its kind of mediocre and dumb stuff. Theyre not very fun, and theyre kind of dumb in places. Playing these games are just kind of a chore. They very much feel like the sort of free games youd expect to find online, though with a little bit more love put into them. Its just depressingly mediocre in implementation as an actual game though. They all put out a kind of solid five-episode series of work. The Adventure games were developed by Sumo Digital, primarily written by Phil Ford (who has an impressive amount of Who under his belt), and produced by Gary Russell (also with an impressive Who track record). Pictured: what the Eternity Clock thinks is a good character model Id take these over the Eternity Clock any day. The Adventure Games have quite a lot of flaws, but hey, they were free and quite varied.
There are five games in the series, the first four forming series 1, and only one episode from series 2 was released before the project was shelved in favour of console games like the also poorly received Eternity Clock. Also, they are no longer available to download for free from the BBC, which is annoying. You more than likely own these whether you realise it or not.
Theyve been on Steam for a while now, long enough to be in bundles and sales and such anyway. However, these are now available on Steam. They were available to download for free to UK residents, and available for purchase outside of the UK through the overly complex Direct2Drive if you didnt know how to use a proxy or whatever. You might have seen the brief advert at the end of some of the episodes and thought huh that Doctor Who game looks kind of okay and then completely forgot about it. If you live in the UK and watched Doctor Who around series 5 you might have heard of these games. Introduction LP Finished! Playlist link below, or scroll down for individual links Doctor Who: The Adventure Games
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