Age Rating

Suzy Says! has no official age rating. It is not listed by ESRB or PEGI, and the itch.io page files it under mascot horror and psychological horror. Despite the bright children's-show style, it is a horror game with jumpscares, a stalking creature and a dark ending, so it is not meant for young children.

What the Game Contains

  • Jumpscares when a command is missed or obeyed at the wrong time.
  • A creature that hunts the player through the house during the hide sequence.
  • A story about a children's show host who punishes disobedience.
  • A child in danger, with the player pulled into a television at the end.

Playthroughs do not show graphic gore. The fear comes from tension, sound and the contrast between Suzy's smile and her orders.

Suggested Age

This is an editorial suggestion, not a rating: the game suits teenagers who are fine with a short chase and a few jumpscares. It is a poor fit for children under 10, because the cute host is exactly the danger. Players of any age who are sensitive to stories about children in peril may want to skip it.

The game runs about 17 to 20 minutes, so parents can easily watch a full run first. The walkthrough describes every scene.

Not Bae Suzy, Not Nail Polish

Searches for Suzy's age often return the singer Bae Suzy, and OPI sells a nail shade called Suzi Says. Neither is related to this game. Other name mix-ups are covered on the Suzy Says film page.

Is Suzy Says! scary?

Yes. It uses jumpscares, a dark hide sequence and a stalking creature, even though it looks like a kids' show.

Does Suzy Says! have an ESRB or PEGI rating?

No. Searches on both rating boards return no result for the game, which is common for small itch.io releases.

Is there gore in Suzy Says!?

Public playthroughs do not show graphic gore. The scares come from jumpscares, the creature and the final scene with the television.