On 8th August, Doctor Who Infinity will go live to the public on Steam, Humble Bundle, and Green Man Gaming for PC/Mac.
You can pre-order your very own copy of it right here.
You have the option to order all 3 launch stories or only the first 2 stories (with the 3rd available as DLC). It supports Steam Trading Cards, Badges, Emoticons, Achievements, and Cloud Saving.
The first three stories to go live on launch day are:
The Dalek Invasion of Time by George Mann, The Orphans of the Polyoptra by Gary Russell and The Lady of the Lake by Scott Handcock.
Brought to you by the teams behind the award-winning Doctor Who: Legacy game. This is an innovative new platform for telling original Doctor Who stories. Written, drawn, and narrated by incredible talent mixed with a unique take on tile puzzle gameplay.
And there's good news for fans of David Tennant and Billie Piper as the game will feature a brand new interactive adventure starring the Tenth Doctor and Rose Tyler.
The Lady Of The Lake, written by Scott Handcock, sees Ten and Rose find themselves pulled into a thematic retelling of a legendary Welsh tale whilst visiting the Black Mountains of Wales...
A dense fog, as well as a full blown alien war have descended on a small village. Luckily the Tenth Doctor and Rose Tyler have just arrived on holiday.
As a piece of alien weaponry poses an existential threat to mankind, the Doctor has to team up with a local poet as they try to unravel the mysteries of why a Lady has been seen walking over the surface of Llyn-y-Van Bach Lake, and why all the animals nearby have been dying at midnight.
The story is narrated by critically acclaimed and award winning actor Celyn Jones as Geraint, and co stars include Katy Manning as Delyth and Marilyn Le Conte as the eponymous Lady of the Lake.
The art is drawn by Neil Edwards and colored by John-Paul Bove and Dylan Teague.
Check out some of the amazing art and a trailer below:
Following the launch two more stories will be available The Silent Streets of Barry Island by Jacqueline Rayner and The Horror of Flat Holm by Mike Collins.
A mobile launch is anticipated for later this month.
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