If you’ve always wanted to read a doctor who chose your own adventure book, that’s too bad cause this isn’t it.

Instead of making choices for your self insert character 90% of the time you’re deciding ridiculous things like what’s in the next room you go into, which I feel takes all the fun out of the concept. It’s hard to feel like this is a coherent setting when, well, it just isn’t one, or that you’re a character in the story when you don’t actually do much at all as that character. A lot of very meaningless choices as well, that essentially lead to the same outcome.

You can’t even lose the game which is a shame, because some kind of bad ending might have at least been a little interesting. Oh yeah the story isn’t any good either.

The only positive to this I can see is that it’s a very short book so you won’t waste too much of your time reading it.

This short story is a backstory for the character seen accompanying the Rani in Dimensions in time.

On a deserted sandy planet the writing  paints a vivid and engaging description of all the misfortune that fall upon the lead character in this unforgiving world. It was definitely one of those stories I did not want to put down, even to write notes for this review.

I will say a lot of things that happen go unexplained, which left me confused but not in a bad way. I could see that being more a negative thing for other people though.

Definitely read this only if you’ve watched dimensions in time first, because without that context you’ll be left even more confused.

Has a fun concept and I like how the story comes full circle in the end. The plot isn’t anything special, but I didn’t get bored reading it.

The story concept of traveling inside a living body while being cell sized is very very over done and this story doesn’t add anything new to the formula.

Well actually it does add a new kind of white blood cell because they drew them completely wrong, but then again it was inside an alien so what am I even talking about?

For a first episode it doesn’t give much to be invested in. The characters basic motivations are all established, but it didn’t make me really care about them. The world building doesn’t feel coherent yet either, which makes some of the characters motivations harder to follow.

The child characters didn’t appeal to me at all, and they make up most of the main cast it seems. The dialogue and acting was often very strange.

Every time the main alien villains of the episode moved they became really weird and jittery, which was very distracting and made scenes with them hard to follow.

There were, at least, a few enjoyable parts, mostly just that I found the professor to be a likeable character, and I like this K9 design… which may not be a popular opinion.

If watching something a bit terrible for a laugh is what you’re looking for I’d recommend this first episode at least. I can’t speak for any of the others, I only watched this cause it’s free on YouTube.

Although It uses two species making a truce with each other as the set up for the story, it doesn’t really explore any of those themes. The story is very basic, with one or two small unique ideas.

I say don’t go out of your way to read this. Unless maybe you’re just desperate for 3 and Sarah Jain content, then maybe this will do something for you.

The story starts off feeling quite mean spirited with having the doctors and his companions complain and make fun of each other for the first two pages and doesnt get any more interesting after that.

The format shows everything the antagonists are doing along side what the The Doctor and companions are doing, which removes any of the minimal amount of intrigue that could be gotten from this plot.

Not an enjoyable story or enjoyable characterisation of the main characters. Wouldn't recommend