Suzanne – The Game is a light puzzle-platformer inspired by the true story of Suzanne Ullman’s experiences in Budapest during the Holocaust. It uses her own spoken testimony and was developed with Gathering the Voices.
Content warning: the game contains a brief reference to suicide.
Play Suzanne – The Game
The game runs in your browser. It works best on a computer.
The game opens on this page
This game works best on a computer with a keyboard and mouse. Play in a new window (opens in a new tab)
Introduction to Suzanne Ullman
Suzanne was born in Budapest and was left with her grandparents during the war. She was sheltered in a Wallenberg house until Russian forces invaded and the house was destroyed. She then spent several weeks in the cellar before reaching her parents in London.
Credits
The game was developed by students from Glasgow Caledonian University on the BSc (Hons) 3D Animation and Visualisation and BSc (Hons) Games Development courses, in partnership with Gathering the Voices.
Students who contributed:
Aiden Struthers
Akira Park-hagiwara
David Steranko
Eilidh Bell
Jordan Lynch
Ryan Gaffney
Ryland Kyle
Sherin Ayyakath Puthiyapurayil
Struan Duncan
Help with the game
If the game does not load or you have a problem playing it, please get in touch and choose “Problem with the website”.
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