Suri: The Seventh Note launches Oct. 30 with 20% PS Plus discount

Tathvamasi Studios announced that Suri: The Seventh Note will launch on PS5 and PC on October 30, 2026. PlayStation Plus members can claim a 20% discount on both editions on the PlayStation Store until the game’s release.

PS5 owners can pre-order now. The Standard Edition is priced at $19.99 and the Digital Deluxe Edition at $24.99. The Digital Deluxe Edition bundles the base game with an exclusive Chandini skin, additional downloadable content and three days of early access. Tathvamasi confirmed the Chandini skin and the DLC will not be available separately, making the deluxe package the only way to obtain that content. The PlayStation Plus discount applies to both editions through launch day.

Suri: The Seventh Note is a rhythm-based platformer that follows Ajira, a young girl searching for a fruit that can cure her mother after an illness that previously claimed Ajira’s father. Players progress by timing movements and actions to the beat, unlocking abilities that help with traversal and puzzle-solving.

The studio set the game’s core rhythm using a 480-millisecond gap between principal beats. DualSense haptic feedback on PS5 is used to reinforce musical timing through the controller, linking audio and player input.

Tathvamasi said most of the game’s music was recorded with original analog instruments. Each level’s melodies are drawn from the musical culture of the region that inspired it, and the studio designed levels around those melodies to make timing part of movement and challenge design.

Suri is part of the PlayStation India Hero Project and is Tathvamasi’s first commercial title after nearly three years of development. The announcement was released alongside a new trailer from the studio.

Glen Martin, CEO of Tathvamasi Studios and game director on Suri, stated: After nearly three years SURI has gone from an idea in our heads to a fully-realised game for the PS5 and PC. It’s our first game and we wouldn’t be here without the gracious support of PlayStation India Hero Project. We had a blast making it, now it’s your turn to feel the rhythm.

The studio’s announcement reiterates the Oct. 30 launch date, the availability on PS5 and PC, and the PlayStation Plus discount window on the PlayStation Store.