Rajeev Mathew

I think we’re all still recovering from the madness that Black Mirror: Bandersnatch unleashed on us, but we can keep it going.&nbsp;&nbsp;In the interactive Netflix movie, we saw the character Stefan work with a company named Tuckersoft, which has dreams of becoming the “Motown of games.” At Tuckersoft, Stefan meets a reputed video game designer named Colin Ritman who gives him a peek of his new game ‘Nohzdyve’, a simple 8-bit game where a player has to collect eyeballs while falling from a building. Weird? Well, that’s Black Mirror for you.&nbsp;&nbsp;According to a report by The Verge, fans can now play the game, but only by using an emulator. Reportedly, Nohzdyve was developed for the ZX Spectrum, which was a computer that was released in Britain in the early 1980’s. So, the only way to play the game is by downloading a ZX Spectrum emulator. Other emulators that can do the job are Speccy, Qaop and Fuse, the report states.&nbsp;Black Mirror&nbsp;isn’t the only Netflix show with a game that can be played. There is an Atari-like Stranger Things inspired game too. It gives an inside look on the kind of games kids in the town of Hawkins in the year 1983 would have played.&nbsp;&nbsp;You can find the Nohzdyve game&nbsp;<a href="https://tuckersoft.net/ealing20541/nohzdyve/">here</a>&nbsp;and you can play the Stranger Things game without the use of an emulator on your laptop or phone over <a href="http://www.gorch.com/strangergames/">here</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Try not to get addicted to Tuckersoft and Colin Ritman&#8217;s new game