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Influencer Apology Generator: a free game about real apologies

Grey hoodie, natural light, a strategic tear, zero actual apology. Build the video, then face the checklist.

What is Influencer Apology Generator?

A made-up influencer sold hoodies that never shipped. Build the apology video from a pile of pieces: grey hoodie, sad lighting, a strategic tear, or the boring parts of a real apology. The checklist decides.

Influencer Apology Generator is a free satire game about apology videos. A made-up influencer sold hoodies that never shipped.

You build the video from a pile of pieces: staging that brings views, or the boring parts of a real apology. The checklist at the end only counts what actually apologises.

At a glance

Category
Social Engineering
Difficulty
Easy
Play time
2–4 min
Price
Free, in your browser, sign-up optional

How to play

Build
Pick pieces up to the level's limit. Theatre brings views, not points.
Win
Tick enough of the checklist: name it, own it, repair it, change, listen.
Three levels
Beginner, Intermediate or Expert, picked before you play: the content and the clock change, and each level keeps its own best score.
Satire
Satire with a lesson: every name, brand and platform is made up, and every run ends on how to spot the trick.

Scoring

150 per checklist piece, 2 per thousand views, −20 per theatre piece. Win by ticking enough of the checklist (3, 4 or 5 items by level).

Each level keeps its own best score in this browser.

What it trains

Spotting non-apologies
“Sorry if”, fake breaks, blaming critics.
Accountability
What a real apology includes.

Strategy and tips

Views aren't points
Theatre pieces bring views and cost 20 points each.
The checklist
Name it, own it, repair it, change, listen.
Expert
Five pieces, all five checks, 40 seconds.

Why play Influencer Apology Generator?

Knowing what a real apology contains helps you judge the next one, and write your own.

Frequently asked questions

Is it free?

Yes. It is free and runs in your browser, with no download. Signing up is optional.

Is the influencer real?

No. Every name, brand, platform and coin in the game is made up. The tricks, though, are real ones you'll meet online.

What makes a real apology?

It names what happened, takes responsibility, repairs the harm and changes something.