I'm So Sorry: Black History Detector
Eight pairs, three seconds, the tell after the miss
Which card is the real disaster version?
Eight costume pairs, the good card and the real one, three seconds to name the disaster. A correct call banks 100 plus the speed bonus. A miss shows the tell, the one detail that separated the two cards, and the apology generator at the end writes the last slide of the deck for the drawer you confess to. The card keeps your call rate and the drawer you picked.
The Apology Generator
Pick the drawer your black history actually lives in. The line is written to the type, not the photo.
Your Black History Card
About the I'm So Sorry Detector
I'm So Sorry Detector is a three-second call game built on the apology slide deck, the format where the good photo is the setup, the edit count is the hinge, and the last slide is the real one with the apology over it. Each pair in the set is a costume, a witch, a pumpkin, a ghost, a vampire, and the two cards are the version that posted well and the version that was actually there. The call is the audience's read of the distance, and the miss teaches the detail, because the deck's own reveal works on details, not on the overall picture.
How to Play
- Two cards appear, the good one and the real one, in a random order. Tap the disaster version before the orange bar empties.
- Correct calls earn 100 plus a speed bonus. A miss or a timeout shows the tell, the one detail that gave the card away.
- After the eight pairs, pick a drawer, craft failure, color betrayal, or character misread, and the generator writes the apology for it.
- The card keeps the call rate, the drawer, and the line.