Netflix answers that question by turning one of its “Black Mirror” concepts into a mobile game that viewers can now download and play. As the new season of Black Mirror arrives with six different stories focused on technology,

Season 7 of “Black Mirror” premiered on Thursday, introducing a new mobile game connected to one of its episodes. The game, titled “Thronglets,” from Netflix’s own Night School Studio, serves as a companion to the episode called “Plaything.

In the Season 7 Black Mirror episode “Plaything,” a former video game journalist (Peter Capaldi) explains to the police how a ’90s-era computer game called Thronglets took over his life. And now you too can live the nightmare find out what all the fuss is about, as Netflix has released a mobile version of Thronglets for Android and iOS devices.