Black Mirror Season 7 Release and Interactive Game Tie-In

April 10, 2025, 8:20 am

New details about Black Mirror’s upcoming Season 7 have emerged, showcasing not only fresh narrative themes and emotional storytelling but also an integrated interactive game component tied to a specific episode. This innovative multimedia approach is designed to deepen fan engagement and refresh the anthology’s format, merging traditional TV storytelling with digital interactivity. The coverage represents a focused update on the show’s evolving format.

gizmodo.com / You Can Actually Play the Terrifying Video Game From Black Mirror Season 7

Peter Capaldi's 'Plaything' episode introduces the obsession-inducing Thronglets—and Netflix has made it a reality.

techcrunch.com / Netflix’s latest season of ‘Black Mirror’ comes with a mobile game

Black Mirror Season 7 debuted with the mobile game Thronglets, a companion to the "Plaything" episode, where players care for virtual yellow pets.

gizmodo.com / Black Mirror Season 7’s Tech Tales Come With a Knife-Twist of Emotion

Charlie Brooker's dystopian series returns with six new episodes on Netflix.

theverge.com / Black Mirror season 7 tugs at your heartstrings while skewering tech

Black Mirror began as a bleak look at near-future tech and human flaws, but shifted toward deeper, more emotional storytelling with the introduction of "San Junipero."

theverge.com / Black Mirror has a clever new game tied to season 7

Netflix may have launched a licensed game with Black Mirror Season 7. The anthology features an episode, “Plaything,” where a 90s genius coder — the same one from Bandersnatch — develops a new game.

cnet.com / 'Black Mirror' Has Returned: Season 7 Release Details and How to Watch

The hit satirical sci-fi anthology is back.

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