What to know before watching the ‘Black Mirror: Bandersnatch’ interactive odyssey

Look out world, the “Black Mirror” interactive experience is upon us. In “Black Mirror,” “Bandersnatch” is a choose-your-own-adventure story that Stefan is attempting to adapt into an interactive video game, despite the author’s mysterious, murderous impulses while penning the original novel. There’s a reported total of 312 minutes of filmed material contained in “Black Mirror: Bandersnatch,” over five hours of piping hot bandersnatch content. “Black Mirror: Bandersnatch” may be the company’s first foray into interactive entertainment for more mature audiences, but the streaming content creator has been playing in the children’s choose-your-own-adventure game for over a year. me making bad choices not only for myself but also for other people now:#Bandersnatch pic.twitter.com/aNMZ4m9cJp — Sascha December 28, 2018 black mirror: bandersnatch is only 1:30 me at 11pm: i guess i’ll watch before bed black mirror: rewinds after you make the wrong decision and has 5 alternative endings that you have to find me at 3am:#BANDERSNATCH pic.twitter.com/3LvblstVmo — angela December 28, 2018 me going back to the beginning after ruining Stefan’s life for the 46th time #Bandersnatch pic.twitter.com/drnf02BF0b — debra December 28, 2018 Watching Bandersnatch and realizing Stefan isn’t the problem but #Bandersnatch pic.twitter.com/SWoOUwbPpM — Fahad🤔 December 28, 2018 #Bandersnatch Stephan: I feel like I’m not in control, like someone else is making the decisions me: pic.twitter.com/pi9P1AptFX — nkosi December 28, 2018 Think you’re tougher than the rest?