About This Site
suzysays.live is an independent fan site about Suzy Says! by MOONBIT, plus an original browser listening game we built ourselves. We are not the developer.
This site exists because of a naming problem.
In November 2026, a small horror game called Suzy Says! appeared on itch.io and started spreading. It took about a week for people to start searching for it, and by then the search results were already a mess: reaction videos, a repost of the trailer, a couple of new domains with almost nothing on them, and a lot of people asking the same three questions — where do I get it, how long is it, and can I play it in a browser?
So this site answers those three questions, and then it does something else.
What this site is
We are not the developer. Suzy Says! is made by MOONBIT and published on itch.io. We did not make it, we do not host it, and we make no money from it. Every download link here goes to the developer's own page.
The game in the player is ours. We built a short listening game — the playground rule where you only obey an instruction if it starts with "Suzy says" — and we put it on the home page so that someone who lands here looking for something to play does not leave empty-handed. It takes about ninety seconds, it is free, and it is clearly labelled as ours everywhere it appears. It is not a port, a copy, or a leaked build of the PC game.
The guide is honest. We do not invent mechanics. If we are not sure how something in the PC game works, we say so or leave it out. That is why you will not find a step-by-step breakdown of how to trigger each ending on this site: we would rather be incomplete than be wrong.
Why we do not spoil the endings
People search for "suzy says endings" constantly, and the honest answer is that a twenty-minute game only gets to surprise you once. We tell you there are three endings and that one is hidden. We tell you the hidden one rewards not trusting the instructions you are given. We stop there, on purpose.
How the site is made
The whole thing is hand-built: hand-written pages, hand-drawn graphics, no template, no ad network, no pop-ups, no newsletter modal chasing your cursor. The look — a purple room with a blue television tube in it — is meant to feel like a children's programme that has been running too long.
Corrections
If something on this site is wrong about the PC game, we want to know. Leave a note on the comment wall with what you saw and where. When we confirm it, we fix the page and say so.