Black Mirror's 'Bandersnatch' episode 'Plaything' arrived complete with a video-game-within-the-episode that makes for a most ...

Avowed director Carrie Patel has quit legendary RPG company Obsidian Entertainment, just months after its most recent game's launch. In an update to her LinkedIn page, Patel revealed she had begun a ...

Obsidian veteran Carrie Patel has announced her departure from the acclaimed RPG studio after roughly 12 years of service.

"Think epic battles, immaculate Barbarian mustaches, and the kind of humor our players know and love,” the head of film & TV ...

Obsidian Entertainment’s Carrie Patel has left the studio following her role as Avowed game director, landing at Netflix’s ...

The director of Avowed is no longer at Obsidian, having announced that she'll now be working as a game director at Oxenfree ...

The company recently revamped its interface, placing more emphasis on its gaming section, and there is now a Black Mirror title titled Thronglets featured in that section. Typically, Netflix gives ...

Here, an eccentric game developer creates a Sims-like video game populated by sentient, evolving digital beings known as “Thronglets.” Capaldi portrays a reclusive video game critic who ...

It might be seen as irony that technology is the undoing of Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, given that Black Mirror stories tend to focus on the dangers of relying on technology. Though the 2018 ...

Along with a nod to Balatro, the latest season also has its own crossover moment in the form of Thronglets, a companion mobile game tied to the episode Plaything. "Thronglets, to me, feels like ...

It’s called “Thronglets.” The player tends to the creatures as they evolve, learn and eventually want autonomy. Sounds fun until the lack of safeguards allows them to become too powerful ...

He never really had friends in the real world. He stumbles upon digital companionship. And those little beings called thronglets seem to give his life a meaning. But the episode makes us wonder what ...