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If Black Mirror: Bandersnatch wasn't unsettling or manga eroticism of pure lovemeta enough for you, the show's team snuck in another layer of gameplay: an actual Tuckersoft Games website. You can peruse the company's history (which you'll be familiar with if you watched Bandersnatch) and explore its game titles – all of which reference other Black Mirror episodes.

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Perhaps the sneakiest goody on the site is that you can actually play Nohzdyve, the game Colin (Will Poulter) is working on. But there's a significant catch.

The .tap file containing the game can only be played by downloading a ZS Spectrum Emulator – a program that mimics the OS of a personal computer from the 1980s' Bandersnatchera. Fuse, Qaop, or Speccy are some potential emulators, but they only work on certain computers or operating systems (one of the only Mac-compatible downloads I found wouldn't open because it was from an unidentified developer).

The rest of the Tuckersoft website is worth exploring for its fun nods to Black Mirrorlore. There's an ad from founder Mohan Tucker (Asim Choudhry) – probably the ad young Stefan responded to, which led him into this whole Bandersnatchmess.

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The Bandersnatchpage explains the game as simply as it can, with a few images we saw on Stefan's computer and a creepy cartoon of Pax, the Thief of Destiny.

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Other than Bandersnatchand Nohzdyve, the only other game featured in the sidebar is Metl Hedd, a reference to the Black Mirror episode "Metalhead." Like Bandersnatchand a few others, this page contains a hyperlinked warning reading, "The people, places and actions depicted in this game are based on true events."

The text links out to the "Metalhead" Netflix page.

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At the bottom, you'll see another Easter egg: A link to rateme.social, an app that lets you rate your friends or learn your own rating a la "Nosedive." If you plug in a handle, you can get an arbitrary (we hope) rating, and hopefully not stress too much about it.

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The remaining games' descriptions can only be accessed through the History tab, where you'll find Roachbusters("Men Against Fire"), Terror on Rannoch B("Men Against Fire"/"White Bear"/"U.S.S. Callister"), Rolling Road("Fifteen Million Credits"), Pig in a Poke("The National Anthem"), Valdack's Revenge("U.S.S. Callister"), and White Bear("White Bear").

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And on the Roachbusterspage, another chilling ad: Coach, the dating app simulation found in "Hang the D.J." We've tried that one.

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Black Mirror: Bandersnatchis now streaming on Netflix.

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