Suri The Seventh Note opens pre-orders ahead of October 30 launch

MUMBAI: The next note in India’s gaming story is ready to strike. Tathvamasi Studios’ rhythm-action platformer Suri: The Seventh Note has opened pre-orders on PC and PlayStation 5 ahead of its October 30 release, giving players an early chance to step into its mysterious island adventure.

The title is part of the PlayStation India Hero Project and will launch with two editions on PS5. The Standard Edition is priced at Rs1,331, while the Digital Deluxe Edition costs Rs1,664 and comes with additional content and early access.

For PS5 players, there is also a 20 per cent pre-order discount on both editions, adding another incentive for those planning to pick up the game before launch.

The Digital Deluxe Edition brings more than the base game. It includes the Trails of Lama DLC and an exclusive Chandini skin, along with three-day early access that begins on October 27, 2026.

That means Deluxe Edition buyers can start playing three days before the wider October 30 release. The Standard Edition, meanwhile, offers the core game at the lower price point for players who want to jump into Ajira’s journey without the additional extras.

The game is also available to wishlist on Steam, although pricing details for the PC version had not been announced at the time of the information provided.

Players do not necessarily have to wait until launch to get a taste of the game. A demo is available on both Steam and the PlayStation Store, allowing prospective players to experience the title before deciding whether to pre-order it.

Suri: The Seventh Note blends platforming and rhythm-based action with a story built around family and survival. Players take on the role of Ajira, who sets out to save her mother, who is suffering from an illness.

Her search takes her to the mysterious island of Suri, where she must find a magical fruit growing deep within the island. The seemingly straightforward rescue mission sets the stage for an adventure through an unfamiliar world where movement and action are tied to the game’s rhythm-based mechanics.

That combination gives Suri a different flavour from a conventional platformer. Instead of simply navigating obstacles and enemies, players are expected to engage with the game’s musical rhythm as part of the action.

Alongside the pre-order announcement, Tathvamasi Studios has released a new gameplay trailer for Suri: The Seventh Note. The trailer offers another look at the game ahead of its October 30 release.

The studio has also previously released a demo, giving players an opportunity to get familiar with the gameplay before committing to the full title. The demo is available on both Steam and PlayStation Store.

For an Indian-developed title, the game also arrives with the added spotlight of being part of the PlayStation India Hero Project, which supports selected game-development projects from India.

With pre-orders now open and the demo already available, Suri: The Seventh Note is moving into the final stretch before launch. PS5 players can choose between the Rs1,331 Standard Edition and Rs1,664 Digital Deluxe Edition, with a 20 per cent pre-order discount available on both editions.

The Deluxe Edition’s October 27 early-access window gives players an additional three days with Ajira’s adventure, while everyone else can enter the island of Suri from October 30.

For now, the game is inviting players to listen closely, move to the beat and follow Ajira into an island where saving her mother depends on finding one very special fruit.