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Winning Moves UK Celebrates 50th Anniversary
Winning Moves UK celebrates Doctor Who’s 50th Anniversary with range of new games
licensed editions of Trivial Pursuit, Risk and Top Trumps Turbo launched to mark BBC sci-fi drama series’ 50th anniversary
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As the world’s favourite Time Lord celebrates fifty years on TV screens, innovative games company, Winning Moves UK, is releasing a range of licensed games to help celebrate Doctor Who’s landmark half-century.
Fans of the hit BBC sci-fi drama can test their time travelling knowledge with a brand new anniversary edition of Trivial Pursuit, indulge in strategic battles between five Dalek armies in a specially reworked version of classic board game, Risk, and enjoy six exclusive new Top Trumps packs in a Doctor Who edition of Top Trumps Turbo. There’s also a 1000-piece collector’s jigsaw which has been commissioned to mark the 50th Anniversary.
Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Trivial Pursuit (RRP £9.99, ages 12+, available from September 2013)
Do you know your Daleks from your Cybermen? Rose from Martha? Or which Doctor had a stick of celery with him at all times? Then Doctor Who Trivial Pursuit is the game for you! Packed with 600 questions to challenge even the biggest Doctor Who fan, this Trivial Pursuit edition requires no board and can be carried around in its bite-size wedge case.
Doctor Who Risk (RRP £34.99, ages 10+, available from October 2013)
In this brand new edition of Risk, multiple Dalek armies descend from the skies, seeking an ancient artefact that will enable them to conquer the galaxy. Play as one of five different armies, either classic or New Dalek Paradigm and wipe the opposition out as you invade Earth seeking the ancient weapon. Only once all opposition has been wiped out can you begin the search – will you be the last Dalek army left? As you fight for supremacy, the Doctor will do his best to stop you, then the battle is over and all Daleks must retreat as the Oncoming Storm saves the Earth. With special power cards to boost your forces or destroy your plans, and special missions to defeat other invading forces, this game of Risk is an epic battle for control of the Earth…and the universe.
Top Trumps Turbo: Doctor Who (RRP £24.99, ages 6+, available from September 2013)
Celebrate fifty years of adventures through time and space with Top Trumps Turbo: the Doctor Who Anniversary game. Six exclusive all-new packs are included, covering everything from Aliens to Robots, Companions to Monsters and the best stories of all time. Hit the electronic Turbo Spinner to choose your mini-game, and race to fill your scorebar. Who will be the Top Trumps Turbo Champion?
Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Jigsaw (RRP £12.99, ages 10+, available from August 2013)
A collector’s edition jigsaw to celebrate the Doctor’s 50th anniversary, featuring the beautiful Pandorica Opens image from Season Five. This 1000-piece jigsaw is the perfect for puzzle for any budding Time Lord.
Fiona Hortopp, Head of Marketing at Winning Moves UK comments, “Winning Moves UK is proud to be celebrating the Time Lord’s anniversary with these exciting new games. Doctor Who has captured the imaginations of generations of people for the past fifty years and we’re confident these games will appeal to fans of all ages and enhance their celebrations of the Doctor’s half century on the BBC.”
The new Doctor Who licensed games will be available to buy on the High Street from a wide range of retailers including WH Smith, Toys R Us, Waterstones, Tesco, Asda, and John Lewis and widely available online. All products are also available to buy at www.winningmoves.co.uk and www.toptrumps.com
Seekles
September 5th, 2013 - 6:03pmReally glad to hear about the jigsaw. The 50th Anniversary “monsters” 1,000 piece jigsaw from last year was fantastic. The TARDIS painting one should be equally fantastic and provide a challenge!
The Monitor
September 4th, 2013 - 9:46pmExcellent. Really wanted that jigsaw without the exorbitant import costs.
The more widespread these are the better. Really hope none are shop-exclusives like I heard one employee claim-then there is price fixing. Mind you, exclusives sometimes, mean, “for one week only” before all the other shops get them. These days, FP is one of the last to get stuff.
Scott the Raptor
September 4th, 2013 - 9:41pmNice!