shaped Wii Remote The Mazes of Time (2010) A third person maze game release for the Apple iPhone and iPad. The Doctor and Amy land on a spaceship that is broadcasting a distress signal and must race through time to defend them from a lone Dalek and other creatures from the Doctor Who universe. Worlds in Time (2012-2014) A massively multiplayer online role-playing game released on 12 March 2012. Players are able to control the player and the TARDIS as they complete challenges set by the Doctor to save the universe from various enemies and is free to play. The game closed on 3 March 2014. The Eternity Clock (2012) A third person adventure game released on PlayStation 3, then later PlayStation Vita and PC. Featuring Matt Smith and Alex Kingston, The Doctor and River Song as they travel across space and time encounting the Cybermen, Daleks, Silurians and The Silence to save Earth by gathering pieces of the eternity clock. Doctor Who Legacy (2013) A puzzle role-playing game initially released as part of the 2013 anniversary celebrations published by Tiny Rebel Games. It was closed down in 2019. Doctor Who and the Dalek (2014) A mobile platform game published by BBC Digital. It was written by Doctor Who writer Phil Ford and centers around the Doctor teaming up with a Dalek to save the universe. Doctor Who Game Maker (2015) A web game for making platform games. Developed by Aardman Animations and published by BBC Digital. Action figures and costumes Scorpion Automotive Widely considered by collectors to be the 'holy grail' of BBC authorized Dr Who merchandise. The 1964 Scorpion Automotive Dalek costume was a joint venture between the BBC & Scorpion to capitalize on the 'Dalek craze' sweeping the country at the time. Released for sale in the run up to Christmas 1964 in limited numbers, An extensive fire at the Scorpion Automotive factory in Nottingham, England destroyed all remaining stock of the Dalek costumes & also the injection moulding tools required to fulfill any further orders. Of the several hundred Dalek costumes that made it into the shops in 1964 only a handful survive today with the last known sale of a Scorpion Automotive Dalek costume (at a London Toy auctioneer) seeing a hammer price of GB£5,000 in 2014. Denys Fisher Denys Fisher/Mego released a selection of 9" figures in the mid-1970s, including the Fourth Doctor, Leela,