Buy Suck Up! – Lowest Price, Deals & Price History
$16.99
Compare Suck Up! prices across PC. See the current lowest price, price history, and system requirements.
Game Prices Across All Stores
Deal Verdict
Poor Deal
$16.99
Price History
The current price of $16.99 is equal to the 7-day and 30-day lows, indicating a strong recent price.
- 7-day low
$16.99
- 30-day low
$16.99
- All-time low
$8.49
$16.99
Lowest Recorded Offers
- Steam
$8.49
- G2Play
$9.03
- Steam
$14.44
About
Ready for a vampire adventure in a quiet little town? Suck Up! is a comedic game where you survive as a bloodsucking vampire in the human world. Talk to real AI characters, fool them into trusting you, and find a way into their homes to feed without getting caught.
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- Release Date
10/1/2025
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Supported Languages
+3 more languagesShow less
Steam Stats
Steam Deck
Playable
Achievements
New town, new faces, same fangs
Novice Vampire
No place for love in this town
You fought the law, and you won
Granny killer
New couples, new hearts to break
The most popular fangs on the block
Cupids’ n°1 enemy
Smooth criminal
Bleeding heartSuck Up! Buying and Gameplay FAQs
Where can I buy Suck Up! the cheapest?
The cheapest price right now is $16.99 at Steam (0% off the $16.99 list price).
How much does Suck Up! cost?
Right now, you can buy Suck Up! for as low as $16.99 ($16.99 MSRP), depending on the store and platform.
Is Suck Up! on Xbox Game Pass?
No, Suck Up! is not currently on Xbox Game Pass. The cheapest way to play is to buy it as low as $16.99, depending on the store and platform.
How much is Suck Up! on Steam?
On Steam, Suck Up! is listed at $16.99 (MSRP $16.99).
What is the historical lowest price for Suck Up!?
The lowest recorded price for Suck Up! is $8.49, based on past sales and discounts.
Is Suck Up! single-player only?
Suck Up! is primarily a single-player experience.
Can I play Suck Up! on Steam Deck?
Yes. Suck Up! is rated Playable on Steam Deck. It runs, but Valve's “Playable” rating means you may need some manual tweaks, such as adjusting settings or using the on-screen keyboard.
Is Suck Up! available on PC, Xbox, PlayStation, or Switch?
Suck Up! is available on PC.
When did Suck Up! release?
Suck Up! launched on October 1, 2025.
How much free space do I need for Suck Up!?
You'll need about 5 GB of free space to install and play.
Suck Up! Patch Notes And Updates
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