10 More Times Doctor Who Appeared In Video Games

All of time and space apparently includes The Witcher 3, who knew?

Doctor Who The Witcher 3 Weeping Angels
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Doctor Who has appeared in (or been mentioned in) at least ten video games.

How do we know this? Well, we already did an entire list on the topic, but there are so many great examples that we decided to do another one!

Whether through subtle nods, clever cameos, or just a big old TARDIS plonked in the middle of the map, these titles all took the time to shout out one of the most important (and, quite frankly, one of the best) television programmes in the history of entertainment.

Some of these games are fairly small and might not be on your radar, but some of them rank among the biggest and most popular releases of all time.

Whatever the game, it's nice to know that there are successful people out there who are just as nerdy as we are. Warms your heart, so it does.

So, from Weeping Angels to TARDIS toilets, here are ten more examples of Doctor Who's journeys through the realm of video games.

10. Hidden Weeping Angels (Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham)

Doctor Who The Witcher 3 Weeping Angels
Warner Bros. Games

Lego is no stranger to Doctor Who, as we saw in the Lego Dimensions game. But that's far from the only time the Time Lord has turned up alongside the famous interlocking bricks.

A TARDIS appears in The Lego Movie 2, and, in The Lego Batman Movie, some Daleks can be seen. Or, as the Joker calls them, "British Robots."

Sticking with the Dark Knight, let's take a look at his third solo video game outing in Lego form, subtitled Beyond Gotham.

On one level set on the moon, a double decker bus can spotted in a crater. This seems like a reference to the episode Planet of the Dead, where a London bus gets stranded on a desert planet. Also, a red version of the TARDIS can be built in the level Space Suits You, Sir, before it quickly vanishes.

Lego Batman 3 TARDIS Doctor Who
Warner Bros. Games

But the best Doctor Who cameo in the game is from the Weeping Angels, who turn up in two different levels. They are beautifully rendered in Lego, but the attention to detail goes much further than their design.

When you first see them, their hands are covering their eyes. However, if you walk away and walk back again, you'll find that their hands have moved.

Spooky.

 
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