Spacetime has started coming apart at the seams, and the Doctor's greatest enemies all have their own plans to exploit the rips and tears. The plot: some people didn't like the resolution of the Time War plotline in The Day of the Doctor, and it turns out someTHING didn't like it either - the Whoniverse itself. In December 2016, FarSight released an updated version of the table, subtitled "Master of Time".
In January 2016, FarSight Studios started a Kickstarter campaign to bring the game to The Pinball Arcade. Oh, and Matt Smith, Karen Gillan, and Arthur Darvill once filmed an interview while playing the game. This proved to be too costly to keep up, hence its discontinuation. The player can choose one at the start of each ball and can light more through various means, such as completing the Video Mode or building up Transmat power via the pop bumpers.Įvery machine comes with a Dalek topper, and the first 100 units had one that moved during certain points in the game. For example, the Third Doctor extends the time limit for spelling W-H-O (needed to light and collect extra balls), while the Sixth Doctor racks up scoring multipliers faster and keeps them in effect longer. In-game, lighting each of the seven Doctors affects the gameplay in a distinct way. Now, he must reunite his past selves, return Earth's time to normal and confront the villains, ending with a final battle with Davros. Fortunately, the Seventh Doctor remains unharmed and has found the Time Expander. Things don't go to plan, however, as the Doctors escape, but most of them end up trapped in certain places. With this in mind, the Master intends to expand Earth's time and push the planet into the sun, wiping out all of them at once. The Doctor likes to hang around Earth, and every incarnation of him winds up there at some point in time. The main hurdle is trying to track down all of the Doctors (seven, as of the time of production).įortunately for him, the key is Earth. His plan is to use the "Time Expander", which can manipulate space and time events to interact with an entirely new time stream, to expand the Doctor's time stream to kill him. The plot is as follows: The Master, desperate to get rid of the Doctor, teams up with Davros and the few Daleks he has left to destroy their shared nemesis once and for all. Sylvester McCoy and Terry Molloy (the incumbent actors as the Doctor and Davros respectively) provided custom speech for this game. On a lighter note, however, pinball aficionados have taken to the game in later years for this exact same thing. Sadly, this was the game's downfall, as casual players were put off by the amount of effort it took to properly understand everything. Unlike most pinball games, this table had rather complex rules and a plot that was not an excuse to show off the gameplay. Doctor Who (referred to in-game as Doctor Who: Time Streams) is a pinball game released in 1992, designed by Bill "Pfutz" Pfutzenreuter and Barry Oursler, and released by Williams Electronics (under the Bally label), unsurprisingly based off of Doctor Who.
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