Game developer Russ Harding talks about his numerous Doctor Who projects on the One More Life podcast. <\/p>
In the timey-wimey world of Doctor Who<\/a>, is there ever really a final goodbye?<\/p>\n Although David Tennant made an emotional exit from the show in 2010\u2019s tearjerking The End of Time<\/a> two-parter, he\u2019s made numerous comebacks since then \u2014 and one of them was in video game form!<\/p>\n In this week\u2019s episode of the One More Life gaming podcast, we caught up with game developer Russ Harding, who worked with Tennant on Doctor Who: The Edge of Reality<\/a>, a story-driven adventure game that came out in 2021.<\/p>\n Listen to our One More Life gaming podcast now!<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n The Edge of Reality is available on PC, Nintendo Switch<\/a>, PS4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X\/S right now. (You should be able to download the game on your platform of choice, if you haven\u2019t already had the pleasure!)<\/p>\n As the CCO of Maze Theory, a British game studio that has been trusted with numerous TV tie-ins, Harding has also worked with Jodie Whittaker (on Edge of Reality and its VR predecessor, The Edge of Time<\/a>) and Cillian Murphy (on Peaky Blinders: The King\u2019s Ransom<\/a>).<\/p>\n And he revisited the iconic Doctor Who story Blink<\/a> for a mobile game called The Lonely Assassins<\/a>.<\/p> In this podcast interview, Harding spills the beans on how all those projects came about, revealing what exactly it was like working with a beloved talent like David Tennant himself. It wasn\u2019t quite as glamorous as you might think!<\/p>\n Of course, it\u2019s not lost on us that this podcast discussion is coming out just as David Tennant is about to make another big Doctor Who comeback: he\u2019ll reunite with Catherine Tate\u2019s Donna Noble in this weekend\u2019s The Star Beast<\/a>, the first of several 60th anniversary specials overseen by returning showrunner Russell T Davies.<\/p>