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Suri: The Seventh Note Gets DRM-Free GOG Release Alongside Patch 1.1 With Gameplay and Platforming Fixes

 November 12, 2026 0 Likes 1 Views
Suri: The Seventh Note Gets DRM-Free GOG Release Alongside Patch 1.1 With Gameplay and Platforming Fixes


Suri: The Seventh Note is now available DRM-free on GOG, alongside the release of Patch 1.1. The update addresses several issues reported by players, including platforming problems, technical bugs, and gameplay balance changes.

You can check out the full patch notes below:

Suri: The Seventh Note Update 1.1 Patch Notes

General Fixes

  • Fixed a crash that could occur when leaving the game paused for an extended period.
  • Fixed haptic feedback not triggering during certain escape sequence levels on PC.
  • Fixed character run animation scaling issues.
  • Fixed areas where the character could escape the playable boundaries.
  • Fixed an issue on PC where controller vibration continued while the game was paused.

DLC Fixes

  • Fixed a delay when unlocking and accessing DLC content from the main menu.
  • Fixed DLC-related text prompts briefly flashing on screen while in the main menu.
  • Fixed volume sliders defaulting to a different value in audio settings.

Gameplay Improvements

  • Changed combo meter behavior: making a mistake now reduces the combo meter by 4 points instead of resetting it completely to zero.
  • Increased the timer for resetting sequenced actions in the tutorial level, giving players more time to complete them.
  • Fixed VFX reset behavior for statues in the phase ability unlocking puzzle.
  • Improved SFX to dynamically adjust volume based on action-sync accuracy.

Platforming Fixes

  • Adjusted platform placements in the tutorial level for smoother, more forgiving platforming.
  • Fixed platform placements in escape sequences where players could occasionally fall through or off platforms.
  • Fixed platform placements in linear levels to support consistent rhythm-synced movement.

Suri: The Seventh Note launched on October 30, 2026, for PC and PlayStation 5. The 2D platformer developed and published by Bengaluru-based Tathvamasi Studios is set in a fantasy world that is inspired by Indian mythology, and it features plenty of the country’s local architecture cultures. The game calls itself a “rhythm platformer” where players having to time their jumps, dashes, and abilities to the soundtrack as the island reacts to its rhythm. It is part of the PlayStation India Hero Project.

In my review of the game, I scored Suri: The Seventh Note a 6/10, writing: “Suri: The Seventh Note has an appealing art style and an enjoyable soundtrack, but its rhythm-based platforming struggles with controls that don’t mesh well, uneven difficulty, and repetitive puzzle design. The idea is interesting, but the execution falls short.”

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