Doctor Who: The Lonely Assassins
- August 12, 2021
- Kaigan Games OÜ
- 3h median play time
A compelling found-phone horror title which demonstrates a real love for and understanding of the Doctor Who universe.
"Doctor Who: The Lonely Assassins" is a single-player horror role-playing game with an excellent story, offering around 3 hours of playtime. In this survival horror, you investigate a chilling disappearance by examining a found phone, solving puzzles, and uncovering hidden clues. The game features mystery, suspense, and cryptic puzzles to solve, partnering with ex-UNIT scientist Petronella Osgood to unravel the truth behind the sinister events.
Reviews
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Critic Reviews
Doctor Who: The Lonely Assassins Review
A compelling found-phone horror title which demonstrates a real love for and understanding of the Doctor Who universe.
90%Doctor Who: The Lonely Assassins Review
Doctor… Who? In Doctor Who: The Lonely Assassins, the titular time-traveller barely gets a look in and it’s all the better for it.
70%Doctor Who: The Lonely Assassins Review
This is a no brainer for Whovians like this reviewer. The story is regarded as canon, expanding on one of the best episodes of the new series (Sally Sparrow should have always been a regular assistant) to provide an intriguing mystery that not only fascinates, but at time, provides some genuinely frantic moments. This may be as close to being part of the series as any of us get and sets a new benchmark for all Doctor Who titles in the future, or past. Wibbly Wobbly…
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