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Fly the TARDIS. How far can you travel in time? Control the TARDIS as you travel through the time vortex. Collect blue energy particles to temporarily fuel the TARDIS and avoid red particles that will disrupt the fuel cells. If you lose all your energy, the TARDIS will fall out of the vortex and rematerialise at a location in space and time.
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