Now it's breaking the fourth wall again by making a real playable version of the fictional in-episode video game Thronglets from the new season. See our pick of the best retro games consoles for ...

When Charlie Brooker’s Netflix series about tech-driven dystopias, Black Mirror, returns, it will do so with a surprising new twist: a mobile video game tie-in called Thronglets. Think ...

But he knows one thing: After working on the newly released Black Mirror tie-in game Thronglets with the team at Night School Studio, which he co-founded in 2014 and was acquired by Netflix in ...

The new season's "Plaything" episode, a sequel of sorts to 'Black Mirror: Bandersnatch,' includes a game called 'Thronglets.' Now users can play the game as they watch the season seven story unfold.

Thronglets is real?! Did you know that the game from the Black Mirror episode, Plaything, is not only real, but you can play it right now on your phone? Or your iPad! They throw up a QR code at ...

Titled “Thronglets,” the game is featured in the seventh season episode “Plaything,” which includes the return of Will Poulter’s character from the 2018 interactive installment of ...

Netflix has released a very strange simulation game called Thronglets that is tied to the new Black Mirror Season 7 episode called Plaything. It’s a simple game based on retro graphics where you ...

The clever technological twist with “Plaything” is that Brooker and Night School, an indie studio acquired by Netflix in 2021, actually came together to produce a version of Thronglets.

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 ...