9/10 Groundbreaking.
This game really makes you feel the consequences of your actions and made me truly hesitate for the first time on a game. Really, truly wish there was an extension of the storyline or some different endings instead of it just being a personality test.
Please make another part! I’m addicted
I hope Season 8 of Black Mirror has another episode of the Colin Ritman Plaything series so Thronglets (the game) can be expanded. I have an irrational attachment to my Throng, and I keep playing and changing my decisions in order to improve the outcome. It really messes with the mind. So much more than I expected for a small mobile game; I just want more! One minor complaint: I would like more options in the dialogue boxes. The answers are inadequate for what I’d like to communicate.
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Playing God
Thronglets is about putting yourself in the same position as God. What he feels when he has to manage so many people. Eventually you cant save everyone. That’s the premise.
Really fun and unique
I really liked this game, the only problem I see is that it is way too short and it is not exactly like the one shown in the episode, in the episode if you look closely you can give the throngs pizza change the landscape with rivers you have fire and thronglet screams sound more realistic and painful, as well as when lump is slaughtering them a throng even runs into water to put itself out and you can see Cameron when he looses his mechanism that he tries to put out the throngs with water buckets, the game here is very very lacking of its real counterpart and I feel like if it were to be a exact representation of the game shown in the actual episode this would be a huge hit and have some sort of constant way to do new things with your throngs
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Eye opening and intrinsic
After watching the episode, it was very very surprising how good this was. Like starting your own little civilisation, and the philosophical implications were very deep for a netflix game lol
