Suzy Says Game Wiki: endings, rules and the radio code

What is Suzy Says?

Suzy Says! is a first-person horror game by the indie developer MOONBIT. It was released on itch.io on 7 November 2026. You play a kid who comes home at 9 pm in October 2003, alone, with a note from Mom and a strange present from your uncle: an interactive DVD game with a floor mat. Its host, Suzy, is a cartoon girl with orange hair and a purple dress, and she wants to play Simon Says on the mat.

The rules sound like the playground game. Only do what Suzy says when she starts with “Suzy says.” Jump on red, green, blue or yellow, look at her, crouch down. Then the commands leave the mat: touch the sunflower painting in your living room, the rubber duck in your bathroom, the drawing on your fridge. She should not know any of them. A tall black creature she calls her special friend gets into the house, and the game ends in a ritual with four candles.

Searches often spell the name differently: Susie Says, Suzie Says, Suzi Says or Susy Says, sometimes with “Susie Says horror game”. They all mean this game. The game is free on itch.io as a Windows download. A $1.50 Full version adds an endless mode and a hidden secret ending. One run takes about 20 minutes. The game warns of flashing lights, jumpscares and unsettling themes. It became one of the most-played horror videos of its launch week: the top 60 YouTube results for it passed 3.7 million views within a week of release.

How to play Suzy Says Game: the rules in one minute

You move with WASD, jump with SPACE, crouch with C, and look and click with the mouse. Stand on the mat between commands; a small figure icon shows when you are on it. Suzy gives a command, a stopwatch appears on the TV, and a star shows when you get it right. If you move on a command without “Suzy says”, or miss a real one, one of the three X’s at the top of the screen turns pink. Lose all three and the creature comes for you.

The story scenes always come in the same order, but the colour and look commands between them change every run, so memorising a sequence will not help. Listen to the start of each line. The how to play guide lists every command Suzy gives across six recorded runs, with a filter, plus the timer, the score and the pause settings. It also covers fixes for commands that do not register and how to restart.

The run, from the note to the candles

Every run follows the same story beats. You read Mom’s note on the kitchen counter and pick up the Suzy Says box in the hall. Then you set up the TV in your bedroom and insert the disc. After the practice round Suzy sends you to the sunflower painting and the rubber duck. Then she asks whether you feel “it” calling, and shows you the fridge drawing, which now has a tall black shape in it. A visitor opens your locked front door. Mom calls, the line breaks and the lights die. Then Suzy says “hide”, and the creature searches the house. A faster second round follows, with the bed and the couch. The final round is a scavenger hunt for four candles. The full walkthrough takes you through it step by step, with timestamps from a no-commentary recording. It also has tips for hide and seek and for the candle that most players miss.

The three endings

Suzy Says has three different THE END screens:

• The ritual (true) ending. Place four candles on the mat and obey “look at these symbols”. You wake in a black void with only your TV, and Mom comes home to an empty house. This is the ending most players see first, in both the free and the Full version. True ending.
• The snap-the-DVD ending. After your first ending, a new run’s objective can tell you to snap the DVD instead of playing. Break it, and the game ends on the spot, with score 0 if you never started. You can also pull the disc out in the middle of a run. Snap the DVD.
• The secret ending (Full version). A radio in the living room plays a man’s recorded warning in four pieces through the run. During the candle round it reads a code: red, yellow, red, green, blue, yellow. Step it on the mat, and Suzy panics and the TV errors out. Then you break the disc. Secret ending and radio code.

Losing all three strikes is a fail rather than an ending; some videos call it the “bad ending”. The endings overview compares all of them in one table, with the scores seen in recordings.

The story behind Suzy

The game tells its story through objects and a few lines of dialogue, never through a cutscene. The clues on screen are all there:

• the uncle who found the disc at work
• a host who knows your house
• a drawing that changes
• images of a forest and a child that flash on the TV
• a man on the radio who says he “had to do it”

Players read them as Suzy being a lost child used as bait, or the man being your uncle. MOONBIT has confirmed neither. The story explained page separates what the game shows from fan theory. It also covers the Mr. Hopp’s Playhouse symbol theory and how the game compares to Amanda the Adventurer.

Where to play and the Full version

You download Suzy Says from MOONBIT’s itch.io page. The free file has the full story and two endings. The Full file costs $1.50 or more and adds the radio secret ending and endless mode. Both are 242 MB Windows zips. There is no Steam, Roblox, Mac, browser or mobile version as of 14 November 2026. The game has subtitles in 10 languages. The where to play page has the install steps, and the game info hub has the release facts, the content warning and MOONBIT’s other games.

How this wiki is made

Every page is written from MOONBIT’s itch.io page and devlog, a developer reply in the comments, and timestamped recordings of the game by many different players. Where only one player reports something, the page says so. Each guide ends with the recordings it used and the exact moments to check. This is a fan site with no connection to MOONBIT. Game art shown here is MOONBIT’s, used with credit to identify the game. About this wiki.

Every page in the Suzy Says Game Wiki

Every guide on the site, grouped the way the menu groups them, with what each one answers.

Game info

Where to download it, what the $1.50 Full version adds, whether it is on Steam or Roblox, and the rules, controls and commands.

• Where to playSuzy Says! is only on itch.io for Windows. What the free and $1.50 Full downloads contain, how to install it, and why it is not on Steam or Roblox.
• How to play and commandsThe one rule, every command Suzy gives, the three strikes, the score, the pause settings and fixes for commands that do not register.

Endings

The ritual (true) ending, the radio-code secret ending, snapping the DVD, the full walkthrough and the story behind Suzy.

• Full walkthroughA full Suzy Says! run in order: the note, the disc, the painting, the duck, the visitor, the phone call, hide and seek, the four candles and the symbols.
• True (ritual) endingWhat happens when you bring Suzy four candles and look at the symbols: the void, Mom coming home and the score screen, and how to reach it.
• Secret ending (radio code)How to get the Suzy Says! secret ending: the Full version, the living-room radio, the colour code red, yellow, red, green, blue, yellow, and the disc.
• Snap the DVD endingThe alternate Suzy Says! ending: pick up the disc and snap it. When the objective appears, what score you get, and how it differs from the bad end.
• Story explainedWho Suzy is, how she knows your house, the special friend, the man on the disc, the uncle, the symbols and Mr. Hopp’s, and the Amanda comparison.

More

• VideosThe most-watched Suzy Says! playthroughs, no-commentary runs with every ending, and the story videos, with what each one shows and when.
• UpdatesEvery official Suzy Says! update from MOONBIT’s devlog, the Full version release, and the changes made to this wiki, newest first.

Latest Suzy Says updates

• 13 November 2026: Additional Languages Added!. MOONBIT added four more subtitle languages, for 10 in total: English, German, Italian, French, Spanish, Polish, Russian, Portuguese, Chinese and Japanese. The post is signed “Jake at Moonbit” and promises more updates.
• 9 November 2026: Full version with the secret ending is out. By 9 November the itch.io page offered a second file, SuzySays_Full.zip, for $1.50 or more, with an endless mode and a secret ending. The first recordings of the radio code and the secret ending were uploaded that day.
• 8 November 2026: LAUNCH (And Patch). The launch devlog. A player reported that the wrong subtitle appeared near the end (Suzy’s candle line showed “Mom interrupted our fun…”), and MOONBIT fixed it the same day.
• 7 November 2026: Suzy Says! released on itch.io. MOONBIT published Suzy Says! on itch.io as a free, name-your-own-price Windows download.

All updates and patch notes →

Suzy Says Game FAQ

How many endings does Suzy Says have?

Three: the ritual (true) ending after the four candles, the snap-the-DVD ending, and the Full-version secret ending with the radio code. Losing three strikes ends a run with a scare instead. All endings.

Where can I play Suzy Says?

Only on MOONBIT’s itch.io page, as a free Windows download. It is not on Steam or Roblox. Where to play.

What is the Suzy Says radio code?

Red, yellow, red, green, blue, yellow, read out by the living-room radio in the Full version during the candle round. Secret ending.

Is Suzy Says free?

Yes, the base game is name-your-own-price. Paying $1.50 or more adds endless mode and the secret ending. Free vs Full.

Is Suzy Says on Steam?

No, not as of 14 November 2026; a Steam search finds nothing and MOONBIT has not announced it. Details.

How long is Suzy Says?

About 17 to 20 minutes for one full run, judging by full no-commentary recordings. Walkthrough.

Who is Suzy in Suzy Says?

The cartoon host of a haunted interactive DVD who knows your house and works with a tall black creature. The game never says who she was. Story explained.