News and Videos

This page tracks everything that has happened to Suzy Says! since release: the launch, patches, the official trailer and what the community is asking for. It also points you to the kinds of videos worth watching before or after your own run.

Timeline

DateEvent
7 Nov 2026Game published on itch.io
8 Nov 2026Launch devlog and patch: a wrong late-game subtitle fixed
10 Nov 2026Official trailer released, 1 minute long
10 Nov 2026Store page updated

Different sources list release dates between 7 and 10 November, because the store page, the devlog and the trailer went live on different days.

The Launch Patch

Soon after release, a player noticed that a subtitle in the candle section repeated an earlier line about Mom interrupting the fun. MOONBIT replied in the comments, and the devlog confirmed the fix. Other reports, such as missed commands, the stuck fourth candle and black rooms during the hide, were not part of that patch. Workarounds are listed on bug fixes.

The Official Trailer

The one-minute trailer shows the living room, the mat and Suzy on the television, with brief flashes of the darker scenes. It gives a clear idea of the tone without spoiling the endings, which makes it the best preview before downloading.

Videos Worth Watching

  • Blind first runs. Reactions to the first bait command are half the fun.
  • Full playthroughs. Useful for checking the order of commands if you are stuck; our walkthrough covers the same route in text.
  • Ending compilations. Show the Bad, True and Secret endings side by side; see the endings guide.
  • Theory videos. Explore the DVD, the special friend and the symbols; compare with story and theories.

What Players Are Asking For

The most common requests in the comments are fixes for inputs that do not count and for the fourth candle. Many players also ask for a Steam release and versions for Mac and phones. None of these have been announced. The current status is on system and platforms.

Launch Week Reception

The game spread quickly through horror communities in its first days, helped by MOONBIT's reputation from the Mr. Hopp's series. The itch.io page reached a 4.3 out of 5 score from its first ratings, and comments focused on the bait commands, the endings and the input issues. Many players said they were caught by the very first command without the prefix.

Not Announced

There is no announced sequel, DLC, console port or mobile version. Any of these would appear on the itch.io devlog first, and this page will be updated when they do.