Granny

You Wake Up in a Dark Room. Five Days. One Chasing Monster.

Imagine opening your eyes in a strange, decrepit house. The floorboards creak, the air is thick with dust, and you have exactly five days—in-game time—to figure out the puzzles, disarm the traps, and escape. But here's the problem: you're not alone. One wrong step, one misplaced sound, and a relentless, terrifying figure known only as Granny will come sprinting at you from across the house. This is not a game where you can hide forever. This is a game where every decision matters, every noise could be your last, and every second counts.

You control your character using a simple virtual joystick on the left side of your screen. The right side lets you interact with practically everything in the environment. Open drawers, peek inside cabinets, crawl under beds, pick up keys, and deactivate deadly traps. The house is a maze of rooms, each filled with clues and items you'll need to piece together the escape route. But the true challenge is staying silent. Granny has superhuman hearing—if you drop something, knock over a chair, or even walk too fast, she'll hear it and come running. And when she catches you, she'll beat you unconscious, and you'll wake up back at the start, losing an entire day from your countdown.

What Makes This Horror Game Stand Out

The genius of Granny is its simplicity combined with deep, unforgiving gameplay. There are no jump scares that feel cheap. Instead, the horror is psychological—the constant tension of knowing that any mistake resets your progress. You'll learn the layout of the house, memorize the sounds of her footsteps, and develop strategies to distract her. The game forces you to be patient, observant, and quick on your feet. Each playthrough is different because the items are randomized, so memorizing one solution won't save you. You have to think on the fly.

• First-person terror with immersive audio
• Random item placement for replayability
• Five-day time limit adds pressure
• No ads with Turbo version

Download Granny Now and Face the Fear

You've read the warnings. You know the stakes. Now it's your turn to see if you can outsmart Granny and escape the house alive. Every door is locked, every shadow hides a clue, and every sound could be your downfall. But with careful planning and a steady nerve, you just might make it out. Don't wait—start your escape today.

Heads up: you'll need a stable internet connection for initial download and updates. Some advanced features and the ad-free experience are available via the Turbo version, which is a separate purchase.