Suzy Says!

A short first-person horror game by MOONBIT built around an interactive children’s DVD and stepping mat. A young girl discovers a DVD game left by her uncle and follows its cheerful host, Suzy, in a game similar to Simon Says. The experience becomes disturbing as Suzy reveals knowledge of the girl’s

Evidence: 40 community-reported · Last verified: 2026-11-14 · Sources: 4

Suzy Says! is a short first-person horror game about a girl playing an interactive DVD left by her uncle. To progress, follow Suzy’s instructions only when they begin with “Suzy says”, first on a colorful stepping mat and later around the house. This guide covers the supported progression and known ending information; the later sections contain spoilers.

Before You Start

Download the Windows game from MOONBIT’s official itch.io page. The free download is listed as [SuzySays.zip](/story/suzysayszip); paying at least $1.50 USD unlocks [SuzySays_Full.zip](/story/suzysaysfullzip). Both files are listed as 242 MB.

Choose the Full version if you want access to endless mode and the Secret Ending. A typical playthrough is estimated at about 17–20 minutes, though that estimate does not establish how long exploring every ending takes.

The controls are:

Subtitles are available in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Polish, Russian, Chinese, and Japanese. The game contains flashing lights, jumpscares, and unsettling themes.

Step-by-Step Walkthrough

1. Learn the mat activity

The opening activity uses a stepping mat with four colors and includes instructions to jump. Treat each instruction as a separate decision: listen for the required phrase, identify the requested action, then carry it out if the command qualifies.

Use WASD to move and Space to jump. The supplied information does not establish a fixed color sequence, so follow the commands presented during your own run.

2. Check the beginning of every command

The central rule is simple: only obey commands prefaced with “Suzy says.” A familiar action can still be a trap if Suzy leaves out those words.

One documented example has her tell the player to look at the window without using the prefix. The player refuses. Apply that same distinction throughout the activity: the requested movement alone does not determine whether you should act.

Do not assume that several valid commands make the next one valid. Check the wording again each time.

3. Follow valid instructions around the house

The activity eventually expands beyond the mat. Commands direct the player toward a painting, a rubber duck, and a drawing on the refrigerator.

Continue applying the prefix rule as the setting changes. Listen to the current instruction before moving toward its target; the available evidence identifies these objects but does not provide a complete command sequence or exact interaction inputs.

These tasks also reveal that Suzy knows details about the girl’s home. Strange figures and noises accompany the progression, turning the children’s activity into a house-wide horror sequence.

4. Take care during the visitor sequence

A community account places a call from Mom during the visitor sequence, before a hiding segment. It also reports that opening the front door or failing to hide leads to the creature taking the player. Keep the front door closed during that encounter and attend to the hiding instructions when they appear. [src-d097ca8d18]

The excerpt does not identify a verified hiding location, timing window, or complete movement route. It therefore cannot support a precise hiding solution.

5. Continue to the candle hunt

The same account states that surviving the creature encounter leads to a candle hunt. This provides a progression checkpoint: reaching that activity means you have passed the visitor encounter described by the source. [src-d097ca8d18]

No candle locations, collection order, or complete hunt solution are supplied. Follow the instructions shown in-game rather than relying on an unsupported item route.

Endings and the Secret Escape

The store confirms a Secret Ending, while videos report three endings named Bad, True, and Secret. The supplied evidence does not establish complete unlock conditions for all three.

Destroying the DVD disc is described as the secret way out. However, the excerpts do not explain when the disc becomes accessible, how to destroy it, or which interaction completes that route. Use the Full version for access to the Secret Ending, but treat disc destruction as a known objective rather than a complete verified solution.

For your first run, the most useful habit is consistent: listen to the whole command, check for “Suzy says,” and only then act.

Community-Reported Details

These facts come from community guides, videos or wikis. They are not official statements; verify in-game before relying on them.

developer

MOONBIT (Moonbit Ltd.)

platform

Windows download

download_size

242 MB

price

Name your own price; $1.50 unlocks the Full version

length

About 17–20 minutes

genre

Horror game

gameplay

Players follow Suzy’s commands on an interactive stepping mat, following only commands that begin with “Suzy says.”

setting

A girl’s house in 2003, including a living room, bathroom, and refrigerator drawing

endings

The store page confirms a Secret Ending; videos report three endings: Bad, True, and Secret.

release

Public records list 7 Nov 2026 (itch.io), 8 Nov 2026 (devlog), and 10 Nov 2026 (TV Tropes); dates differ.

perspective

First-person.

download_page

Available on itch.io at https://moonbit.itch.io/suzy-says.

free_version

A free Windows download is available on itch.io; the Full version requires $1.50.

protagonist

A young girl who discovers an interactive DVD game left by her uncle.

suzy_role

Suzy is the initially cheerful host of the children’s DVD game. She invites the girl to play, then gives instructions revealing that she knows details about the girl’s house.

gameplay_basis

Based on Simon Says: players actively follow the DVD host’s instructions rather than simply watching a video, and should obey only commands prefaced with “Suzy says.”

horror_progression

The DVD game initially appears to be made for children. As play continues, Suzy demonstrates knowledge of the house, strange figures appear around it, and strange noises lead the girl to realize something is wrong with the game.

screenshot_details

• An official itch.io screenshot shows a living room with a red sofa, a CRT, and a sunflower painting.
• Another official itch.io screenshot shows the Suzy Says! DVD box on the hallway floor, with the character pictured on its cover.
• The cited guide identifies both screenshots as checked on 12 November 2026.

release_record_times

The cited guide records an itch.io timestamp of 7 November 2026 at 20:16 UTC and a devlog timestamp of 8 November 2026 at 23:30 UTC; it also lists 10 November 2026 from TV Tropes. These records differ and do not establish a single agreed release date.

reported_evidence

The cited guide’s facts table was checked on 12 November 2026. It attributes the developer identification to the store page, studio site, and itch.io profile; the platform, download size, and price to the official store; the playtime estimate to three videos; and the ending count to the store page plus videos.

title_disambiguation

• OPI’s nail polish shade is spelled “Suzi Says” and is a separate product.
• Bae Suzy is a singer and is unrelated to the game’s character.
• A 2025 comedy short shares the title.

command_rule

Only follow commands prefixed with “Suzy says.”

unprefixed_command

Suzy tells the player to look at the window without saying “Suzy says”; the player refuses.

evidence_type

community

interactive_dvd_presentation

Suzy gives instructions through an interactive DVD game left by the player’s uncle; players are expected to act on her instructions rather than simply watch a video.

opening_mat_activity

The opening activity uses a mat with four colors and asks the player to jump when instructed.

prefix_omission_trap

Suzy drops the required prefix, making an otherwise correct-looking move wrong. Check whether she says “Suzy says” before carrying out each instruction.

house_wide_commands

The activity expands beyond the mat into a house-wide test, with commands directing the player to a painting, a rubber duck, and a drawing on the fridge.

knowledge_of_the_house

Suzy’s instructions reveal that she knows details about the player’s house.

escape_method

The excerpt describes destroying the DVD disc as the secret way out.

identification

The excerpts identify Suzy Says! as an interactive DVD horror game left in the house by the player character’s uncle.

included_accessory

The game uses a colorful interactive floor mat or special stepping mat as part of its Simon Says-style gameplay.

controls

• WASD: move
• Space: jump
• C: crouch

content_features

The full version contains an endless mode and a secret ending.

story_details

Suzy begins as a cheerful children’s-game character but gives instructions that reveal knowledge of the girl’s house. Strange figures and noises appear; Suzy and her “special friend” can pull the player into the TV, while destroying the disc is described as the secret way out.

acquisition

The game is downloadable for Windows from MOONBIT’s itch.io page. The page lists SuzySays.zip and SuzySays_Full.zip, each shown as 242 MB, with name-your-own-price distribution and a stated $1.50 USD payment threshold in the excerpt.

localization

Subtitles are available in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Polish, Russian, Chinese, and Japanese.

warnings

The game contains flashing lights, jumpscares, and unsettling themes; player discretion is advised.

rating

The itch.io page shows a 4.3 out of 5 rating from 30 ratings.

status

Released.

Sources

• Suzy Says! Game Guide, Endings & Download
• Suzy Says! How to Get, Story, and All Endings Explained
• Suzy Says! by MOONBIT - itch.io
• Suzy Says! Story Explained — DVD and Uncle