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Super Sorry

2025

  • simulator
  • indie
  • action
  • single player

The story

You play as a salaryman who gets caught in various everyday troubles and overcomes them with acrobatic bows. From boss reprimands to client complaints and family issues, showcase your elegant apology skills across different scenarios. What shocking ending awaits?

What it’s like

Short, repeatable office-and-home scenes built around one gesture: a deep, precisely timed bow, held just long enough to feel absurd. The mood is deadpan and cheerful, with a dry streak of dark humour that gets darker as the apologies pile up. Sessions suit a lunch break, a commute, or a loose evening when you want something light that rewards small attention. The pacing is brisk and episodic, with each scenario offering a quick run of tries and a clear sense of progress before the next one starts. The emotional register stays comic and detached rather than tender, following one put-upon office worker whose composure keeps cracking in increasingly strange ways. Intensity is low: the humour is verbal and situational, with no gore and no sexual content, and any shock comes from the story's turns rather than from anything graphic. It fits players who like simulators, quirky indie comedy, and the satisfaction of getting a physical gesture exactly right, especially those who enjoy bleak workplace jokes delivered with a smile.

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