Walkthrough: All Endings, Rules & Tips

Quick Start: What a Clean Run Looks Like

The red mat looks harmless—right up until a cheerful voice asks you to jump on it and the room starts to listen. Suzy Says! is a short first-person horror game built around a children’s DVD host, a living-room mat, and a rule that punishes panic. This Suzy Says! walkthrough focuses on clean execution: what to obey, where each object is, and how to reach the final rounds without guessing. A reliable Suzy Says! walkthrough matters because most mistakes come from two places—acting before the phrase “Suzy says” or leaving the mat before the next line lands.

You come home after school, find an interactive DVD game, and meet Suzy. She promises a friendship game, but the instructions get darker as the rounds go on. The PC build is a 242 MB download, and a clear run takes roughly 17–20 minutes, so mistakes are cheap to fix. Restarting early is usually smarter than trying to salvage a messy streak.

Master the “Suzy Says” Rule

The game is a horror twist on Simon Says. You obey a command only when it is prefixed with “Suzy says.” If she says “jump on green” without the prefix, do nothing. The opening practice round makes this clear by testing red and green, then slipping in a bare blue command. Treat that moment as calibration, not a mistake to shrug off.

The second rule is positioning. After most room-object commands, you need to return to the mat before the next instruction. If you linger by the fridge or bathroom duck, you can miss the next line. Standing on the mat between actions keeps your movement short and your camera free.

The fastest way to improve is to stop predicting. Wait for the full sentence, confirm the prefix, then move. When a command chains two actions—such as a look target followed by a colored jump—finish the first action and return to the mat before starting the second.

Room-by-Room Command Map

Suzy mixes mat jumps with camera checks and object interactions. The mat is your anchor, but the room is the real board. This map keeps the common targets straight without turning every round into a scavenger hunt.

A practical habit: learn the route from the mat to each object. The bathroom duck and kitchen fridge drawing are the two detours most likely to cost you time. If you hear “look behind you,” treat it as a camera instruction, not an invitation to spin around wildly. Small, controlled movements register more reliably than panicked sweeps.

Step-by-Step Suzy Says! Walkthrough

This Suzy Says! walkthrough breaks the run into five phases. The early rounds teach the language; the later rounds test whether you can stay calm while the room gets stranger.

The practice phase is short, but it sets the tone. After red and green, the bare “jump on blue” is designed to catch players who are moving on autopilot. If you jump, you get corrected. If you wait, you have learned the core skill for the rest of the run.

The first real round sends you between the mat and the living room, then to the bathroom for the rubber duck. The sunflower painting is a repeat target, so know its position before you need it. When Suzy says “look at me,” aim at her on screen and then return your view to the mat. Do not hold the camera on the wrong target while the next command begins.

The escalation phase adds the fridge drawing, the front door, and more look commands. The front door is easy to forget because it is not part of the mat loop. Close it when prompted, then get back to the mat. When Suzy says hide, break line of sight and wait for the next instruction. The sequence is testing obedience and timing, not exploration.

The scavenger hunt is the only collection task in the run. You need four candles. Search the rooms in a loop, pick up each candle, and return to the mat. If an interaction does not seem to register, step back, re-center, and try once more rather than spamming inputs. After the candles, you are told to look at symbols. Take a mental snapshot because the final commands arrive quickly.

The final sequence is brief: green, crouch, and one last look. The urge is to move before the sentence ends. Do not. Wait for the full “Suzy says” line, complete the action, and stay still for the next cue. If you miss one, reset your position and listen for the next prefixed command instead of guessing.

Endings and Replay Goals

The game has three endings: Bad, True, and Secret. The Secret ending is part of the Full version. To pursue it, destroy the CD when the game gives you the chance. The Bad and True outcomes come from the main run, but their exact triggers are not fully itemized, so the safest plan is to keep a clean streak and finish the final sequence without experimenting.

A complete Suzy Says! walkthrough should leave you with a reliable route, not a lucky clear. Once you know the object locations and the prefix rule, the run becomes a test of attention. If you want more practice after the first clear, use the Full version’s endless mode to sharpen your reaction to mixed commands.

FAQ

How long does a Suzy Says! walkthrough take?

About 17–20 minutes for one run. Replays for endings add time, but the game is short enough to restart after a messy section. Keep the route from the mat to each object in mind, and the second run will be much faster.

Do I follow every instruction Suzy gives?

No. Only obey commands prefixed with “Suzy says.” A bare “jump on green” or “look at the window” is bait. This is the core rule of every Suzy Says! walkthrough, and it matters more than speed.

How many endings are there?

Three: Bad, True, and Secret. The Secret ending is included in the Full version. The base run can still deliver the Bad and True outcomes, so a clean playthrough is worth finishing before you chase the hidden route.

How do I unlock the Secret ending?

Use the Full version and destroy the CD. That is the known method for the hidden outcome. If you are chasing a clean completion first, finish the main run and the final scavenger hunt before testing the CD interaction.