Doctor Who: Destiny of the Doctors

Video Game
1997

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Doctor Who: Destiny of the Doctors (1997)

The Master has taken over the planet Siralos, making use of its immense psychic power. He uses this power to imprison all seven incarnations of the Doctor. A creature of the Doctor's creatio... Read allThe Master has taken over the planet Siralos, making use of its immense psychic power. He uses this power to imprison all seven incarnations of the Doctor. A creature of the Doctor's creation, The Graak. Accepts the Master's challenge to free the Doctors. Thus begins an adventure... Read allThe Master has taken over the planet Siralos, making use of its immense psychic power. He uses this power to imprison all seven incarnations of the Doctor. A creature of the Doctor's creation, The Graak. Accepts the Master's challenge to free the Doctors. Thus begins an adventure through the TARDIS, in which, the Graak must endeavor to free the Doctors, and save the u... Read all

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David Coker

The Graak
(voice)
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Sylvester McCoy

The Seventh Doctor
(voice)

Colin Baker

The Sixth Doctor
(voice)

Peter Davison

The Fifth Doctor
(voice)

Tom Baker

The Fourth Doctor
(voice)

Jon Pertwee

The Third Doctor
(archive sound)

Patrick Troughton

The Second Doctor
(archive footage)

William Hartnell

The First Doctor
(archive footage)

Anthony Ainley

The Master

Nicholas Courtney

Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart
(voice)

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When this game was in the early planning stages, it was intended for Jon Pertwee to record new dialogue which would have been used at various points during it, as his fellow Doctors Tom Baker, Peter Davison, Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy would ultimately do. Pertwee's death in 1996 made this impossible but recordings of his voice taken from various Doctor Who (1963) serials were utilised for this purpose.

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An attempt to bring Doctor Who gaming into the PC age

I wish I could say I enjoyed this game! It's well-intentioned, but, as with so many BBC-derived computer products, not enough care is taken. The background is good, and Ainley puts in a performance which betters much of what he did in the series, but the end result is, sadly, pants. It's eminently unplayable, jerky, confusing, and the lack of, in the most part, any degree of comprehensible user instructions does tend to let it down... Having played, for example, Tomb Raider, and then attempted this, I was sadly disappointed. There is so much scope within Doctor Who to come up with an exciting and playable game that it is sad to see every attempt (be it computer game or board game) fall at the first fence. Come on BBC - you can do better than this!