It feels like the PS5 indie games Sony is nurturing through its China Hero Project and India Hero Project programs keep on getting better and better at this point, and Suri: The Seventh Note is the latest example of that.

Tathvamasi Studios is developing the game as part of the India Hero Project, and it has debuted a new gameplay trailer ahead of a 2026 launch on PS5 and PC. Suri: The Seventh Note is a "multi-sensory rhythm experience" where you move to the beat. The haptic feedback of the PS5 controller is said to be critical to bringing this mechanic to life, and it'll allow you to hear, see, and feel each beat of the music.

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Set on the mystical island of Suri, the story follows Ajira, a brave young girl racing against time to save her mother’s life. Her only hope lies in finding a magical fruit that blooms deep within the heart of a land torn apart by a mysterious, corrupting rhythm.

According to a PlayStation Blog post, the developer has worked with Sony to perfect its Rhythm Haptic Engine for use in Suri. "We grew up playing on PlayStation consoles and they have a special place in our hearts. We’re excited to bring our own game to consoles that were integral to our childhood," said game director Glen Martin. "Working with PlayStation has been an incredible learning experience."

If you do like the look of Suri: The Seventh Note, it can be wishlisted now on the PS Store. Will you be doing so? Tell us in the comments below.

[source blog.playstation.com]