Granny locks you inside her creaking, blood-stained house with one goal: escape within five terrifying days. Every second counts as you navigate dim corridors, hidden passages, and booby trapped rooms. Make a sound and her monstrous wrath descends.
Move silently, hide under beds or in wardrobes, and barricade doors to evade Granny’s razor sharp hearing. Scavenge tools like hammers, keys, and screwdrivers to dismantle obstacles. Solve intricate puzzles to unlock exits while managing limited inventory space.
Armed with her deadly baseball bat, Granny patrols with unnerving unpredictability listening for footsteps, slammed doors, or dropped items. Her AI adapts to your tactics, turning each escape attempt into a nerve shredding battle of wits.
Explore three nightmarish floors, a pitch black basement, and a garage filled with macabre secrets. Environmental storytelling reveals Granny’s dark past through eerie symbols, cryptic notes, and blood smeared walls. Every room pulses with dread.
Assemble cryptic codes, rewire electrical panels, and repair vehicles to flee. Hidden items like the shotgun offer fleeting defense but risk attracting Granny. Multiple escape routes car, main gate, roof demand strategic planning.
Light management is critical: darkness hides you but conceals threats. Traps like creaky floorboards or bird cages alert Granny instantly. The panic escalates as days pass each death resets progress with randomized item locations.
Grainy visuals and suffocating silence amplify tension, shattered by Granny’s sudden screeches or dragging footsteps. Dynamic sound design makes players flinch at every distant groan. The minimalist UI heightens vulnerability.
Five escalating difficulty modes alter Granny’s speed, senses, and patrol routes. Hunt for hidden achievements and unlock “Practice Mode” to master routes. Secret endings reward flawless escapes.
Granny redefined mobile terror with its ruthless AI, claustrophobic setting, and relentless pressure. Free with optional ads, its simplicity birthed a franchise and remains a benchmark for indie horror. Sleep with the lights on.
