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Daz Games discovers Suzy knows her way around his house

A cartoon host's commands turn a nostalgic mat game into a house-wide horror assignment, while viewers keep reminding Daz where to stand.

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Daz Games Story of November 15, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 295,111 views.

Dont Be Fooled This Isn't A Kids Game

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0:43The story opens in October 2003, with the player returning home at night.
3:17Daz finds the colourful Suzy Says! box and sets up its mat and disc in the bedroom.
6:48Suzy sends Daz beyond the bedroom to interact with objects elsewhere in the house.
9:35Suzy's face glitches as doors and mysterious figures make the house less welcoming.
16:03A phone call from Mum is followed by a blackout and footsteps outside the bedroom.
18:14Suzy orders Daz to hide; his scramble for cover begins here.

Suzy wants Daz to touch a painting in the living room. He has a more pressing question: "Wait, how do you know I've got a painting in my living room?"

That is where the cheerful instructions in Suzy Says! become distinctly less reassuring. Daz Games' new horror playthrough, "Dont Be Fooled This Isn't A Kids Game", has drawn roughly 295,000 views in its first fifteen hours, with a cartoon television host supplying both the rules and the reasons to distrust them.

The game opens in October 2003, after the player character returns home from a friend's house. There are boyband posters to inspect, a note from Mum in the kitchen and a package from an uncle. Inside is a colourful game box, complete with an interactive mat and a disc to set up in the bedroom.

Daz is suspicious before Suzy has properly started. "All right, so that's Suzy. I already don't trust her," he says. Her Simon Says-style instructions initially keep him on the mat, then send him searching the house for objects, including a rubber duck. Soon her cartoon face glitches, doors open and figures appear.

The comments offer an unusually practical accompaniment to the panic. Several viewers think Daz's strikes come from leaving the mat when he should be listening; another points out his repeatedly postponed intention to close the bedroom door.

By the time Suzy orders him to hide, Daz has moved well beyond questioning the game's interior-design knowledge: "I don't know where to hide, Suzy!"

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