Suzanne – The Game

Suzanne is a light puzzle-platformer inspired by the true story of Suzanne Ullman’s experiences in Budapest during the Holocaust. Incorporating her real-life spoken testimony, the game brings her story to life in a unique and innovative way. It was developed in collaboration with Gathering the Voices.

The game was developed by students from Glasgow Caledonian University, enrolled in the BSc (Hons) 3D Animation and Visualisation and BSc (Hons) Games Development courses.

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This game contains a brief reference to suicide

Demo & Help video

If you experience any issues while playing the game, please watch the video guide below.

Trailer

Introduction to Suzanne Ullman

Suzanne Ullman was born in Budapest and was left there with her grandparents during the war. She was protected by staying in a Wallenberg house until the Russians invaded but then the house was destroyed, and she had to stay in the cellar for several weeks. She then went to her parents in London.

Find out more about Suzanne and her testimonials Read more Gathering the Voices Testimonals

Partners who contributed to the game’s development

The students who contributed to the project are listed below.

Aiden Struthers, Akira Park-hagiwara, David Steranko, Eilidh Bell, Jordan Lynch, Ryan Gaffney, Ryland Kyle, Sherin Ayyakath Puthiyapurayil and Struan Duncan

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