bcc: a game
Someone wanted you to find this
A Hollywood mystery hidden in a talent agency's inbox
computerPlays on a computer
bcc is played in a desktop browser with a physical keyboard. Send yourself the link and start Episode 1 free on your computer, no account needed.
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Find the story in the evidence
Every inbox at the agency is open to you. Read what they never meant anyone to see.
How you play
Read
Search private inboxes, old files, and forgotten corners of the network.
Follow
Use names, passwords, and contradictions to open the next part of the case.
Decide
Connect the evidence, choose whom to trust, and live with what you reveal.
What players found
“I told myself I'd read one more email. Two hours later I had a notepad full of names and a theory I couldn't shake.”
Jordan M.Playtester“The moment a password from one inbox opened a whole other machine, I actually said 'oh no' out loud.”
Priya S.Playtester“It nails that 2000-era office computer feeling — and the people inside it are petty, funny, and a little terrifying.”
Sam K.Playtester
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What kind of game is bcc?
A narrative mystery set in the year 2000. You dig through a Hollywood talent agency's private emails, files, and computer network to piece together what really happened. No technical knowledge needed — if you can read closely, you can play.
What do I need to play?
A computer with a web browser. bcc runs right in the browser, so there's nothing to download. It needs a desktop or laptop-sized screen and a physical keyboard, so it isn't playable on phones. On your phone you can still buy Season 1 and send yourself the link for later.
What's free, and what does $5 unlock?
Episode 1 is free and doesn't need an account. A one-time $5 purchase unlocks all five episodes of Season 1, about 1–3 hours in total, and your progress from Episode 1 carries over.
Why do I need to enter my email to buy?
Your purchase is tied to your email address, so you can play on any computer and never pay twice. We email you a sign-in link — no password — and then send you to secure Stripe checkout.
Will my progress be saved?
Yes. When you're signed out, progress saves in your browser. When you're signed in, it syncs to your account so you can pick up on any computer, and anything you played while signed out is merged in.
Start digging
Find out who's lying
Everyone at the agency is hiding something
