Granny

Can you escape a house where every creak, drop, and footstep alerts a terrifying old woman? Granny hears everything, and she's hunting you.

Granny drops you in a dark, decaying house with one goal: get out before she finds you. She's not a normal grandma. She's blind, but her hearing is superhuman, and she knows every inch of her home. The creak of a floorboard, the clatter of a knocked-over vase, even the soft shuffle of your feet—each one is a dinner bell. I remember holding my breath as I inched past the kitchen, only to step on a toy car and hear her spawn behind me. You don't get many second chances. The loop is simple: search drawers, cabinets, and hidden corners for tools and keys, solve small puzzles to unlock new areas, and piece together an escape route. You might need to cut a wire, find a code, or assemble a weapon to stun Granny for a few precious seconds. The house resets each run, but you'll learn its layout and the best hiding spots. Hiding under a bed or inside a wardrobe works, but only if Granny didn't see you enter that room—she'll check your last known location, and she's relentless. What makes Granny so tense is the balance of risk and reward. Moving fast means making noise; moving slow means she might patrol into you. You have five days (in-game) before she becomes even more aggressive, and every mistake costs time. The game rewards patience and observation, but it also punishes greed. I've died more times to my own panic than to her—sprinting down a hallway because I thought I heard her breathing, only to run straight into her arms. It's hard, sometimes unfair, but the adrenaline is real. If you like horror that doesn't rely on cheap jumpscares but on pure dread, Granny is one of the best free horror escapes out there.

WASD - Move E - Action F - Light G - Camera R - Restart L - Lock cursor

Use a noisy object as a distraction—throw a plate far away, then sneak in the opposite direction. Never sprint unless you're being chased; crouching is nearly silent and will keep you alive longer. Lock Granny inside a room when you find the padlock key; it buys you time to search elsewhere. Learn the creaky floorboards by heart—step on the edges to avoid making noise. Don't waste time hunting for the front door key without first removing the extra locks. When hiding under a bed or in a wardrobe, stay perfectly still—Granny checks your last known spot.

Q: Is Granny free to play? A: Yes, Granny is completely free to play online. No payments or hidden costs. Q: Can I play Granny on mobile? A: Granny works on most mobile browsers, but the keyboard controls are best on desktop. Touch controls may vary. Q: Do I need to download Granny? A: No download needed. Since it's HTML5, it runs directly in your browser. Q: What are the basic Granny controls? A: Use WASD to move, E to interact, F for light, G for camera, and R to restart. Q: Is Granny appropriate for younger players? A: Granny has horror themes and sudden scares, so it's better for older kids and teens. Q: How long does an average Granny run last? A: A successful escape can take 10–20 minutes, but most runs end sooner when Granny catches you.