
Explore new worlds and travel through time in a TARDIS.
54.1 of the 71 points that apply = 76 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Teab's Doctor Who Mod brings the Doctor Who universe into Minecraft through a time-travel adventure built around a usable, customizable TARDIS and encounters with its creatures, factions, and worlds. The TARDIS can travel between locations and dimensions, use waypoints to help you find your way home, and change its exterior disguise with the Chameleon Circuit; its interiors can be chosen from more than a dozen designs and decorated with dedicated blocks. Explore planets including Skaro, the Moon, Mars, Gallifrey, Trenzalore, and the Ood Sphere, each adding places and inhabitants beyond the ordinary Minecraft world. Skaro is presented as a varied ecosystem with distinct areas such as the Peteified Jungle, Handmine Fields, and Irradiated Mountains, where players can barter with Thals, encounter Magnedons, watch for Torpedo Daleks, and search for resources underground. The mod adds a large roster of Doctor Who characters and threats, including many Dalek and Cyberman variants, Weeping Angels, Ice Warriors, Sontarans, Zygons, and Vashta Nerada, as well as allies such as K-9, tameable UNIT soldiers, and Ood. Boss encounters include the Time War Dalek Emperor, Sutekh the Destroyer, Omega, and the Nestene Consciousness, with victories described as a route to mysterious items. Sonic Screwdrivers offer practical block interactions, from opening iron doors and operating redstone lamps to melting ice, carving pumpkins, and turning sand into glass; other gadgets include the TARDIS Key, Stattenheim Remote, and Sonic Blaster. Players can also regenerate after death to take on a new body as a Time Lord, adding a survival mechanic tied to the series' central lore.
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Does not change the game's code directly.
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Replaces 8 of vanilla Minecraft's interface textures and 1 text file.
No harmful code found
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