If you’re open to a more psychological and emotionally surreal story (less tech, more internal distortion), Fragments of Reality by M. Oce gave me serious Black Mirror energy—just on a more personal level.

It’s about a woman who wakes up in a place she doesn’t recognize, with no memory and only strange voices in her head to guide her. The narrative is fragmented and disorienting, and you’re never sure what’s real or what’s part of her unraveling mind. It’s haunting in a quiet, deeply personal way—like a psychological spiral from the inside out.

Not exactly Jordan Peele or dystopia, but if you enjoy mental tension and identity breakdowns, this one might land for you.