Ravagers is a box set that should be approached as a trilogy of tried and true Doctor Who premises, telling a story from a writer who can write a story that is staple. Briggs’ direction is also excellent and clearly the enthusiasm from all involved in bringing the Ninth Doctor back shines through. 7/10

Jacob Licklider, Indie Mac User

There's a genuine sense of Eccelston embracing the role once more as if over a decade and a half haven't passed since the last time he put on the jumper and leather jacket. His chemistry with Beeput as Nova echoes the relationship with Billie Piper as Rose, yet has a different quality in their interactions. If there's any single reason to pick up this set, it's going to be hearing Eccelston's Ninth Doctor back in action.

Warped Factor

Unlike other Doctors, Eccleston has never expressed much interest in returning to the show... [his] return to Doctor Who via Big Finish, then, is a big deal, with the company having already announced four volumes of The Ninth Doctor Adventures.

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This is a promising beginning to the Ninth Doctor’s aural exploits... perhaps having a simpler story might have served as a somewhat better introduction to the Ninth Doctor’s tenure at Big Finish, but any such qualms are quickly overridden with the sheer, unalloyed thrill of having Christopher Eccleston back at the helm of the TARDIS, after being away so long.

Set The Tape

It’s an absolute delight hearing Christopher Eccleston as the Ninth Doctor again. He slips right back into the role and it’s as though he never left. All of the performances are superb, the music is great, the sound design is even better, and the story feels like an episode of RTD-era Doctor Who.

Thoroughly Modern Reviewer