Blood of the Cybermen ( video game ) Blood of the Cybermen was the second of the Adventure Games , a series of five games in which the player had the ability to play as the Eleventh Doctor and Amy Pond . Though the Cybermen in this game resembled those from a parallel universe , they also had a different logo on their chests . As with other games in the Adventure Games line , " Blood of the Cybermen " was initially released in the UK for free download for PC and Mac users in June 2010 . In July 2010 an international version was made available for a fee through Direct2Drive , which has chosen not to release the Mac OS version of the game . Aside from Matt Smith and Karen Gillan , the voice cast for this game includes Sarah Douglas , best known as Ursa in " Superman II " . Synopsis . The Doctor and Amy materialise in the Arctic — where members of a survey team are turning from flesh to metal and digging something sinister from under the ice that ' s been waiting thousands of years — an army of Cybermen ! Plot . Present Day , Earth . The Doctor and Amy arrive in the Arctic , where they find a crashed skidoo , and discover an unconscious rider at the bottom of an ice cliff . The Doctor and Amy rescue the rider , who tells them that their base has been invaded . The Doctor , Amy and the rider , Chisholm , then travel by TARDIS to the GSO base , where Chisholm is attacked by a Cybermat . He explains to the Doctor that those infected by Cybermats slowly turn into Cyberslave s . Chisholm then locks himself in a tower to prevent him from attacking the Doctor and Amy as he starts to mutate . The Doctor and Amy head towards the main dome in search of other survivors , and are confronted by a Cyberslave . After defeating it , they head into the dome and discover the director of the project , Professor Elizabeth Meadows , who is working on a cure . The Doctor and Amy then go in search of a Cybermat in order to get a sample of the virus to work from . When they return , they discover that Meadows has vanished . The Doctor completes the cure , and then heads over to the tower to administer it to a partially converted Chisholm . The Doctor and Amy head down a lift to a series of tunnels , leading them to a large Cybership . Heading up to the top , Amy is captured by the Cyberslave , and the Doctor reaches the room containing the Cyber - Lord , and Meadows , who is revealed to be a Cyberslave . She threatens that unless the Doctor revives the Cybermen , Amy will be the first of a new race of Cybermen . Having no choice , the Doctor proceeds in reviving the Cybermen , and succeeds . The newly revived Cyber - Lord states that Meadows is no longer necessary and may now be deleted , and shoots her . He attempts to shoot the Doctor , but the Doctor manages to escape , and heads over to the Cyber - conversion area where Amy is being held . Freeing Amy , they then proceed back to the Cybercommand area via a different route . They are cornered by the Cyber - Lord and two Cybermen , who are then killed by the fully - restored Chisholm , using a laser of a detached Cyberarm . The Doctor then reverses the revival process , and states that it should be a " good half hour before the thing blows . " A Cyber voice is then heard stating that it is 2 minutes until total meltdown , and the Doctor , Amy , and Chisholm make an escape . Back outside the dome , the Doctor states to Chisholm that the Cyberslaves should revert as the virus has been destroyed in the process , and that if he mentions his ( the Doctor ' s ) name to investigators everything will be all clear . The Doctor and Amy then leave in the TARDIS . A group of Cybermen stand still in the snow , but an electrical crackle is heard . . . Story notes . Promotion . As part of the promotion of this episode a live talk with Phil Ford and Nicholas Briggs was broadcast via the BBC website on 22 June 2010 . Fans were encouraged to write in with questions and read along with two exclusive script extracts .