Doctor Who: The Edge Of Time

In my opinion does not worth the full price. I got it on big sale, so it was not so big dassapointment. Plot is mediocre at best. It was fun to experience Doctor Who in VR tho. But level and game design ruined all for me. Game has many points where you can stuck. From the beginning of the game: check the washing machines. I checked all machines without monsters, then tried to interact with those which has monsters inside - literally nothing happens. At last, after reloading checkpoint, event with the monster hitting the washing machine from inside triggered and I could move forward. Second situation - only genious could think it is good idea to put timer on Tardis control board when you need to trigger control elements on little board in given order if your game has some glitches with motion tracking. Third situation - angels level, where you are scared with cheap screamers. You need to rotate manual generator in order to launch the lift and you need to stare to the angels. First, rotation is far too long (literally my hand begin to suffer after few failed attempts), second - you forced to look in other direction in order to activate lift switch, if you fail - you start from t…

i dont have the game on steam i have it on another platform but i was fairly dissapointed, i thought you would be able to wander around but its just strict guides and easy

boring

This game has some of the worst VR controls I've ever come across I don't know what Moron thought clicking & pushing the sticks to move and turn was a good idea needs burying naked in fire ants

The story was shorter than expected but the immersion in the DrWho universe is good!

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…