Black Mirror Season 7 Launches with 'Plaything' and Interactive Game 'Thronglets'

Netflix’s latest experiment merges scripted storytelling with interactive gameplay, offering audiences a unified narrative experience.

Black Mirror Season 7 is now streaming on Netflix, featuring the episode 'Plaything' alongside the companion mobile game 'Thronglets'.
'Thronglets', developed by Netflix-owned Night School Studios, is a life simulation game where players manage self-replicating digital creatures, blending adorable visuals with dark, dystopian themes.
The 'Plaything' episode and 'Thronglets' game are designed to complement each other, creating a symbiotic narrative that extends the story across both mediums.
The episode revisits themes from Bandersnatch, exploring the intersection of gaming, technology, and human responsibility, with Will Poulter reprising his role as Colin Ritman.
Netflix’s collaboration with Night School Studios highlights its commitment to innovative storytelling, further blurring the lines between traditional TV and interactive digital experiences.