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How the ‘basilisk theory’ explains the biggest unanswered question from Black Mirror’s Plaything
A basilisk is a mythological creature hailing from the time of Ancient Greece, but it was also referenced several times throughout the bible. In most depictions, the creature can petrify its prey using its eyes, but that’s not exactly relevant to Plaything because, in the end, the Thronglets invade people’s minds by way of sound.
Thronglets from Black Mirror: Plaything is a real game, and it's better than you'd think
At its core, Thronglets is a fun game, although it is pretty short, at less than three hours long. The music is really good. The visuals are kind of exactly what you get in the episode, which is really cool. And it's free, if you've already got Netflix.
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The new season's "Plaything" episode, a sequel of sorts to 'Black Mirror: Bandersnatch,' includes a game called 'Thronglets.' ...
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The creator-writer of the Netflix dystopian series takes a closer look at the new episodes, explaining why he wanted to ...
Into Infinity revisits the crew after their daring escape from video game genius Robert Daly's (portrayed by Jesse Plemons) ...
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