Telltale Should Tackle Doctor Who

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Ever since its inception, Doctor Who has been delivering science fiction mayhem for genre fans to enjoy. It has had a long and varied history with more than a dozen different actors playing the titular character. Now, the series is revving up for the debut of Ncuti Gatwa as the 14th Doctor. His introduction will mark the first time that a black actor has played the role, and it is fresh off the heels of the first female leading the show with Jodie Whittaker. As Doctor Who prepares to enter this new era, maybe it is time for it to finally make a mark in the gaming industry.

While Doctor Who has had a couple video games in its time, none of them have ever really wowed the audience. The titles have mostly been a series of decent adventure games, and the most recent title was a foray into the VR landscape. At its core, Doctor Who is an episodic sci-fi adventure through time and space. The games have never been able to capture that exact feel, but that may be because they never truly had the right studio. Telltale Games has made a name for itself developing episodic adventures, and it may be a perfect fit for a new Doctor Who game.

A LEGO Doctor Who Game Could Be Great

The show may be dominating the sci-fi television landscape, but Doctor Who has struggled in the video game industry. Over its lifespan, the series has only seen around 16 different titles. These games have covered a range of genres like side-scrollers, mobile games, adventure games, and even some VR adventures. While these titles have never captured the same feeling that the show has, they did provide a decent amount of fun for fans of the time traveling Doctor.

Perhaps the most well known Doctor Who games have come in the form of the adventure games. These titles