Doctor Who: Legacy

Critic reviews

• AAppsZoom.com

  Anna Grace · Sep 03, 2014

  7.3

  The gameplay is always entertaining, so you don't need to worry about that. But there isn't anything really original about this game, so don't expect any kind of innovation. ...a fun entertainment for those fans of puzzles who want something a bit more developed, with a storyline.
• 1148Apps

  Jennifer Allen · Aug 22, 2014

  6.0

  Ultimately though, Doctor Who: Legacy is a fairly regular combat-focused Match-3 game with a Doctor Who-based skin to it. There are plenty of levels to tackle but it lacks the crucial dialogue that makes the show so entertaining, plus the menus and general visuals are pretty mediocre and far from eye catching. This is one mostly for fans only.

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• TATouch Arcade

  Nissa Campbell · Jan 14, 2014

  7.0

  Doctor Who: Legacy might not be a love letter to the series, but it's clearly in love with it. If you share that loyalty, there's plenty of fun to be had with the game. Its gem matching is of a clever sort (if not at all original) and you'll be busy for hours unlocking your favorite characters.

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• AAndroidTapp

  Paul Wilks · Dec 17, 2013

  8.8

  If you love puzzle games, RPGs or anything to do with the crazy and wonderful Doctor Who universe, this is most certainly a game you have to try. It’s immersive, addictive and, although the graphics lack some smoothness, it is still an excellent game.
• MModojo

  John Bedford · Dec 04, 2013

  8.0

  Doctor Who strikes a solid blow against the cynics who expect every film and TV tie-in to be a souless cash-grab. Instead, it's a very smart match-three game that offers up a surprising amount of content for a low price indeed.

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• GGamezebo

  Brittany Vincent · Dec 04, 2013

  7.0

  Doctor Who: Legacy was a pleasant surprise. It implements characters, locales, and plot points into a competent puzzle match game that should please Whovians and casual gamers alike. Its weak narrative won’t be winning any awards any time soon, and the gameplay may be the same that we’ve seen in countless Puzzle& Dragons clones before, but it’s a free, well-made Doctor Who game that you can take with you anywhere. That’s one huge step in the right direction, wouldn’t you say?

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