Black Mirror's 'Bandersnatch' episode 'Plaything' arrived complete with a video-game-within-the-episode that makes for a most agreeable time-waster.

The Netflix-owned studio launched Black Mirror spin-off Thronglets earlier this year, around the same time it suffered an unknown number of layoffs. Months before, Netflix completely shut down ...

Obsidian veteran Carrie Patel has announced her departure from the acclaimed RPG studio after roughly 12 years of service. Avowed 's director has packed up her stuff and shuffled on over to Night ...

Obsidian Entertainment’s Carrie Patel has left the studio following her role as Avowed game director, landing at Netflix’s games division.

The director of Avowed is no longer at Obsidian, having announced that she'll now be working as a game director at Oxenfree developer Night School.

Variety reports that Bandersnatch will be leaving the streamer May 12, so if you want a last hurrah with aspiring video game creator Stefan Butler (Fionn Whitehead), you’d better make some time this ...

Here, an eccentric game developer creates a Sims-like video game populated by sentient, evolving digital beings known as “Thronglets.” Capaldi portrays a reclusive video game critic who ...

It’s called “Thronglets.” The player tends to the creatures as they evolve, learn and eventually want autonomy. Sounds fun until the lack of safeguards allows them to become too powerful ...

If viewers scan it, they will be taken to the App Store to download the app Black Mirror: Thronglets, a real-life version of the episode’s video game. Described in the App Store as a “retro ...