All Endings

Suzy Says! has three endings that players have documented: the Bad Ending, the True Ending and the Secret Ending. The first two sit inside the regular story mode, while the Secret Ending only ships with the Full version that costs $1.50 on itch.io. This page walks through what triggers each one, what you see on screen and how the three connect.

Spoiler warning: everything below names late-game commands and the final scene. If you want to go in blind, start with the How to Play page and come back after your first run.

How Many Endings Suzy Says! Has

The itch.io store page names only one ending directly: the Secret Ending, listed as a Full-version extra together with Endless Mode. The other two come from complete playthroughs, where creators reach a fail ending in the visitor scene and a television ending after the candle ritual. Put together, that gives three endings.

Different playthroughs label them differently. Some call the main one the True Ending, others say Good Ending or Normal Ending. They all describe the same scene with the candles, the symbols and the television, so this guide uses True Ending for all three names.

Endless Mode is not a fourth ending. It is a separate score mode with no story finale, covered in the survival tips guide.

Bad Ending: The Special Friend

The Bad Ending is a fail state rather than a slow-burn finale. Around the middle of the story, Suzy announces that a special friend wants to come and play. Shortly after, the front door becomes the focus of the scene. Opening it lets the creature in, and it ends the run on the spot.

The second route to the same ending is the hide-and-seek chapter. When Suzy tells you to hide, the creature walks through the house looking for you. If it sees you before the sequence ends, it catches the player and the game closes on the same bad result. Breaking line of sight and staying out of open doorways is what keeps you alive here.

The safe choice in the visitor scene is to follow the prefixed command and close the front door. Every longer playthrough that reaches the candle hunt goes through that closed door.

True Ending: Candles and Symbols

The True Ending is the natural end of a full story run. After surviving the visitor, the call from Mom and the hide sequence, Suzy sends you on one last hunt around the house. The final command asks you to bring her four candles. Once all four are placed on the mat, she tells you to look at a set of symbols that appear for the ritual.

Obeying that last line seals it. Suzy puts the player to sleep, takes over and drags them into the television. The game cuts to a short thank-you screen with your score. In story terms, the DVD gets exactly what it wanted from the start: a child who did everything Suzy said.

Most complete runs land between 17 and 20 minutes from the first mat jump to this screen. The full walkthrough breaks the route into chapters.

Secret Ending: Destroying the DVD

The Secret Ending is the only one MOONBIT names on the store page, and it requires the Full version. After reaching the True Ending, you start the game again. This time the goal is the disc itself: eject the DVD from the player under the television and destroy it.

The disc is Suzy's weak point. Without it she has no way to keep the game running, and the player no longer has to play along with her. Community guides also connect the living-room radio to this route, with a step during the jumping section, and the developer has advised players to listen to the radio whenever they can.

Which Ending to Aim For First

Go for the True Ending on the first run. It shows the whole story, every room of the house and every command type, and you need it anyway before the Secret Ending opens up. The Bad Ending usually happens by accident, either at the front door or during the hide.

After that, restart in the Full version for the disc ending, then try Endless Mode for a score. Reading the story explained page between runs helps the final scene make more sense.