The BBC has launched a tablet version of its online game, The Doctor and the Dalek, and added four new levels across all platforms.
The BBC first launched the web version of the Doctor Who spin-off game back in October, aimed at viewers of its children’s channel CBBC.
“The Doctor and the Dalek has had a great response from children, parents and teachers. The one overriding request was for a tablet version. The new levels, with our updated resources from BBC Learning, allow children to take their skills a little further… and help the Doctor save the universe!” said Jo Pearce, executive producer for BBC Doctor Who Interactive.
The Doctor and the Dalek was commissioned by BBC Learning, developed and produced by BBC Wales and Somethin’ Else in association with BBC Future Media. The tablet version is available for free via the Google Play, Apple and Amazon app stores.
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