The article discusses Black Mirror's innovative approach to storytelling, particularly through its latest episode 'Plaything', which revives retro gaming themes. It highlights the game's fictional backstory within the show and how it has been turned into a real playable experience through the Netflix app. Developed by Night School Studio, Thronglets engages players in caring for virtual pets, reflecting the show's critical commentary on technology, interactivity, and reality blurring. The episode and game serve as extensions of Black Mirror's narrative world, inviting deeper fan engagement and interaction.
"Black Mirror has continually blurred the line between fiction and reality, pushing boundaries with its latest episode 'Plaything' and the release of the game Thronglets."
"Thronglets, developed by Night School Studio, expands the universe of Black Mirror, allowing fans to raise their virtual pets through the Netflix app."
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