It’s not science fiction anymore. A new crypto project inspired by Black Mirror has launched a real-time “Social Score” game

This crypto game is called “Black Mirror Club”, where your digital footprint becomes your access key.

In a convergence of science fiction and emerging technology, a new crypto project has launched a real-time “Social Score” game, inspired by the dystopian series Black Mirror.

Announced on Sunday, the project, called Black Mirror Club, is pivoting the core mechanic of reputation to create a more dynamic system where your digital footprint becomes your access key.

The project’s core mechanic is simple but bold: AI scans your social media posts and on-chain crypto activity to generate a dynamic reputation score. That score becomes your Social ID, an NFT tied to your wallet, showing others how trustworthy, credible, or connected you are in the digital world.

According to the team at blackmirrorclub.com, your score isn’t just a vanity metric. It’s meant to shape how you’re seen and what you can access. Think about whitelists, airdrops, collabs, and maybe even jobs in the Web3 space.

The more positive engagement and transparent wallet behavior you demonstrate, the better your score. But shady behavior or toxic content could tank your rating.

This idea taps into a growing trend of proof-of-personhood and reputation-based access. Just last month, Worldcoin launched its “World ID”—a biometric passport tied to your eyeball scan, aimed at helping humans prove they’re not bots. Black Mirror Club is another take, leaning more into behavioral proof and less into bio ID.

This shift toward digital identity scoring echoes the infamous “Nosedive” episode from Black Mirror, where every interaction is rated, and your score determines your place in society.

However, the crypto project claims to offer a gamified, opt-in approach. No one is forced to claim their Social ID, but those who don’t might be left behind, at least in terms of opportunities.

The concept may sound extreme, but the Web3 space is already moving in that direction. According to Messari, over 70% of top crypto projects are experimenting with reputation systems, whether via token-gated content, community ranking, or contribution-based rewards.

One real-world use case? Lens Protocol, which rewards users for positive content creation across its social graph, and major DAOs have started considering on-chain behavior before handing out voting rights or incentives.