Doctor Who: The Edge Of Time

Un juego de Roblox con skin de Doctor Who Nose que mas decir. Soy un fan de la serie pero es que literalmente el juego es eso. Hay bugs, tienes una historia muy sosa para tener un contexto de que haces por ahí, el juego en si dura menos de dos horas y de vez en cuando ves algún que otro elemento de Doctor Who para recordarte que es un juego de Doctor Who y no un juego de Roblox metido en Steam. Lo único rescatable es el puzzle de los laseres (el unico puzzle real) y la secuencia de los angeles (eso si dio un poco de miedo). El resto no lo recomiendo ni para una oferta. Unicamente te lo recomiendo si eres fan de Doctor Who y quieres decir "Jugue/platine un juego de Doctor Who"

Отличный квест по этой классной вселенной, я не совсем понимаю сюжет, но знатокам этой вселенной точно зайдёт. Управление приятное, графика красивая, головоломки интересные

This one is hard to evaluate. But let me try to keep it short: If you are a Doctor Who fan, this is a hard must have (maybe on a discount though). The controls are fine, I didn't get dizzy, it had weeping angels, Daleks and even Jodie Whittakers voice in it. If you're not a fan: There are probably better VR games out there. Conclusion: For me, as a Dr Who fan, I absolutely loved this game. But I can absolutely see people not liking it at the current price. Watch some walkthroughs, read some reviews. This is not for everyone. BUT: Personally, I loved it. As a Dr Who fan!

My worst VR experience yet. This is almost not playable. The instructions and hints are very unclear.

Don't read if you don’t want location spoilers (no story spoilers). Doctor Who: The Edge of Time is a short, decent game if you're a fan of Doctor Who, but unfortunately, it's not a very polished experience. There were frequent issues with the controls, sometimes I couldn’t grab objects because the game required extreme precision, even when it felt like I had grabbed the items correctly. At one point, I had to restart a chapter because an elevator door wouldn’t open at all , but it worked as expected and opened automatically on my second attempt. The most disappointing part was the sound design. Many sound effects were either completely wrong or missing altogether. What’s one of the most iconic sounds every Doctor Who fan knows? Here’s a hint: the TARDIS materializing. In this game, it just sounded completely off and felt anticlimactic. Worse yet, when you're inside the TARDIS and it starts up its engine to travel, there’s no sound at all. You can see the center column moving up and down, but it’s completely silent. That was so disappointing! The music also wasn’t from the show, or at least, I didn’t recognize any of it. It just felt very generic. EDIT: I watched a YouTube-playthrough, and it seems the sound effects were there, and sounded just about correct. Either way, they didn't work for me in my playthrough. On the plus side, they did get Jodie Whittaker to voice the 13th Doctor, and she does a good job with the script she was given. However, every voiced character is just that, a voice, with no in-game persona. I understand this was probably due to budget constraints, but it still could have been handled much better. In terms of gameplay, there are some okay moments and some not-so-great ones. The first area you get to has some okay puzzles, and I was hopeful that it would only get better from there, but sadly the puzzles just become easier and easier, and just worse made. I really wish they had expanded on the puzzles more, maybe a little bit like The Room, and also incorporated more elements from the show in the puzzles. It also doesn’t help that there’s a voice constantly feeding you hints, even before you’ve had a chance to look around. This is one of the worst examples I’ve seen of a game not trusting the player to figure things out. I’m not sure if the hints could be turned off, so maybe that’s on me, but this was very frustrating. I was also disappointed by what you actually do in each chapter. There are some cool scenarios, but they’re completely undermined by bad design choices. Again, I assume this was due to a very limited budget, but that’s not really an excuse in my opinion. Additionally, I played this on Steam, and as far as I know, this is the only version that didn’t receive the DLC that other platforms got. I played the game on a Quest 3 via Virtual Desktop, and the achievements didn’t unlock at all. Steam didn’t even register any playtime for the game, so this might have been a Virtual Desktop issue. Conclusion As a Doctor Who fan, there were definitely some high points, but also some very low ones. If you're a Whovian, then only buy this on a sale. Overall: 5/10. This would have been a in-between recommended and not recommended review for me.

The Edge Of Time was a wonderful experience to play, it decently captures the wit of Jodie Whittaker's Doctor and has plenty for Doctor Who fans to experience reference wise. The gameplay itself is mostly puzzle solving, none of them are too hard to figure out, you won't get stuck on one for more than 5-10 minutes, and they feel fulfilling to figure out. The story is decent, its a little out there and makes the player inherently super important which is odd for a one-off story (SEMI-SPOILERS AHEAD) but it kind of feels like one of those RTD era stories where one person (usually someone first introduced in said episode) ends up saving the doctor by the end. My only complaint about the game is that its similar to early stage VR games where it can be difficult to grip certain items, some items are slippery if you aren't hard gripping them, and if you drop a non-story related item than the pick up hitbox is too perfect that its a struggle to lean over and pick it back up, fret not though because story related items will usually despawn and respawn where you originally got it. My second complain would be that the elevator generator section feels like a pad for time and can be finnickey to grab the elevator switch button. Overall it was a great 1-2 hour play and for the price its a really decent VR Game, I would heavily reccomend it as being one of the first VR games to pick up with a new headset or just in general when you need another game to play, and of course I would highly recommend to Doctor Who fans, I hope we can see more possible titles like this in the future.

Ce jeu est loin d'être une révolution dans la vr et est loin d'égaler ce qu'il se fait de mieux en vr, mais il reste néanmoins sympa à jouer pour tout fan ou connaisseurs de la série. Malgré cela, il est un peu trop court selon moi et la fin est un peu décevante. Pour conclure, le jeu est loin d'être parfait et n'a rien d'extraordinaire, mais cela ne m'a pas empêché de passer un bon moment (voir très bon par moment) sur le jeu (+ de 4h) !