Indian gaming studio Tathvamasi Studios has officially announced the global release date for its upcoming action-adventure game, ‘Suri: The Seventh Note’. Developed under the prestigious PlayStation India Hero Project, the rhythm-based platformer is scheduled to launch worldwide on October 30, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam. Pre-orders for the console edition have already gone live on the PlayStation Store, offering early-bird discounts and exclusive digital content. A playable demo has also been made available across both platforms, giving gamers an early taste of its rich, musical platforming mechanics.
Engaging Storyline Driven by Music and Mythical Lore
The core narrative of ‘Suri: The Seventh Note’ revolves around a courageous young protagonist named Ajira. Driven by deep love and devotion, Ajira embarks on a perilous quest across the enigmatic island of Suri to locate a legendary mystical fruit capable of curing her mother’s terminal illness. The game seamlessly weaves Indian folklore, artistic traditions, and traditional soundscapes into its core gameplay loop. Every jump, dash, and combat maneuver must be executed in harmony with the environment’s underlying musical rhythm, creating an immersive blend of platforming action and musical precision.
Pre-Order Discounts, Pricing, and Digital Deluxe Benefits
PlayStation 5 players can currently secure their copies on the PlayStation Store at a promotional 20% pre-order discount. The Standard Edition is priced at ₹1,331, down from its base price of ₹1,664. For gamers seeking an upgraded experience, the Digital Deluxe Edition is available at ₹1,664 (discounted from ₹2,080). This premium package includes the full game, three days of early access starting October 27, 2026, an exclusive ‘Chandini’ character skin, and the upcoming ‘Trails of Lama’ downloadable content expansion pack. While PC players can wishlist the title on Steam today, official pricing for the PC platform will be revealed closer to launch.
DualSense Innovation and Free Demo Availability
The developers have crafted ‘Suri: The Seventh Note’ to leverage the advanced hardware features of the PlayStation 5 DualSense controller. Players will feel the rhythmic pulses and musical beats directly through dynamic haptic feedback and adaptive triggers, elevating the sensory connection between movement and sound. For those eager to test their rhythmic agility before committing to a purchase, Tathvamasi Studios has launched a free playable demo on both the PlayStation Store and Steam. The demo offers a glimpse into the game’s vibrant art style, intricate level design, and fluid combat mechanics.
