A little over a week after Jodie Whittaker's Doctor Who regeneration thrust David Tennant upon us again, everybody's fa…
A little over a week after Jodie Whittaker's Doctor Who regeneration thrust David Tennant upon us again, everybody's favourite Time Lord has materialised in Mediatonic's knockabout battle royale game Fall Guys for a spot of cross-promotional fun.
From today, 1st November, until Sunday, 6th November, players can find four Doctor-Who-themed costume sets in Fall Guys' premium item shop, costing 800 Show-Bucks apiece. There's one inspired by Tom Baker's legendary fourth Doctor, one based on Jodie Whittaker's incarnation, and a third modelled after the latest David Tennant regeneration - which the BBC is officially referring to as the Fourteenth Doctor - as seen at the end of showrunner Chris Chibnall's recent swansong The Power of the Doctor.Additionally, Fall Guys players can, for the duration of the collaboration, pick up an unquestionably adorable Dalek skin, plus a Sonic Screwdriver emote.
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