Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock PlayStation exclusive in Europe

The release of TV tie-in Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock will be limited to the PlayStation 3 and Vita in Europe, BBC Worldwide has announced.

Previously announced for PC as well, it's unclear if the game's PC version will still the light of day outside of Europe, or whether it has been canned completely.

The Eternity Clock stars the voice talents of current Doctor Matt Smith and wife/companion River Song, played by ER's Alex Kingston.

The BBC has previously boasted the success of PC Doctor Who tie-in series The Adventure Games, freely available from the BBC website.

Eurogamer has contacted BBC Worldwide for more information on the story and will update when we hear back.

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Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock PC release still planned

The PC version of Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock will still release in Europe despite Sony's announcement of PlayStation exclusivity, BBC Worldwide has confirmed to Eurogamer.

Sony yesterday revealed it had secured the game as a PlayStation exclusive in European territories.

But that does not mean the planned PC version has been canned in Europe, just that Sony has the exclusive console rights to the title.

Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock will launch first on PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita. The PC release will then follow at a later date.

In the US there is no similar console exclusivity deal for the game, but all planned versions of the game will get a global release, Eurogamer understands.

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