Black Mirror: Thronglets | Official🅷 Launch Trailer | Netflix - YouTube

Netflix has launched a video game based on Black Mirror season 7 – spec෴ifically, the episode featuring Will Poulter's Bandersnatch character.

Thr♌onglets is said to be a lost Tuckersoft game cancelled in 1994, unearthed now. Players must take care of their Thronglet creatures, which wi🍨ll then multiply. But, , "these cute critters won't just take over your phone; they could take over your life."

"This gameplay is not just about managing virtual pets; it's about exploring the depths of human nature and the conse𒁏quences of our digital obsessions," says ꦚthe streamer.

Through playing the game, you can also unlock Ritman Retrospective videos, said to be from a documentary about Colin Ritman, AKA Poulter's character. 🔴At the end of the gam♍e, you'll also get a personality test to share online.

You can play the game via t🐲he Netflix app on your phone♏, and it's free to play with no in-game purchases. A glitchy, creepy trailer for the game can be viewed above.

"The idea for this episode came first," Charlie Broo𝕴ker told G🥀amesRadar+ of bringing back Poulter. "And tꦓhen, while writing it, I thought, 'Well, the character Cameron will go to the games company, and wait a minute, what if it was…' Because I really loved writing Colin Ritman – and Asim's [Chaudhry] character M🔜o, but Will's character Colin Ritman was one of my favorites ever to write in Bandersnatch.

"He's slightly grandiose, somewhat absurd, but also sort of, like, really cool, but weird, nerdy," he continued. "There was something just mer♎curial that I found fascinating. So I just wrote him in, hoping that we could get Will back. And he𓂃 was up for doing it, which was great, because he's such a fun character to write."

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