No Dutch? No problem! Scroll down for more information. In Sorry Not Sorry, five Sims avatars (three dancers and two mimes) get to know each other carefree. Inspired by the computer game The Sims 2000, they started their life simulation on a lot with a house under construction. They train skills and fulfill basic needs. But when the pool steps suddenly disappear, the bed is no longer in its place, and an intensive mirror session doesn't increase their Charisma skill, their pleasure bar rapidly depletes. The desire to act autonomously burns within them, but the controls seem unwavering. During the dance party, the avatars get caught up in attack modes and uninhibited insults. To outsmart the simulation, they invent a new skill: saying sorry. They end up in a spiral of painful, nonchalant, implausible, and hilarious apologies. It turns out that saying sorry is an artful skill.