Creepy Granny Scream: Scary Freddy

Doors creak somewhere up ahead, and your footsteps tap across the floorboards in "Creepy Granny Scream: Scary Freddy." You start stuck inside a bare room, no clue how you landed here. Not much else but a faded bedframe, an old wooden wardrobe, and your nerves. It's just you, surrounded by those weird, muffled thuds echoing from the halls. Thing is, you don't stay alone for long — old Granny (well, not your grandma, this one's got too many teeth) or this guy Freddy stomps through, hunting like you owe them money. It's up to you which creep's after you. Smash the boards off the windows or pry open locked doors, but every thing you bump or drop gets them stomping your way. Nothing in here sits still — you tap a shelf, it rattles. Tug too hard at a loose floorboard. It snaps up with a bang. Most of the time, you're ducking under beds or squeezing into closets, just trying to catch your breath while they drag around looking for you.

How to play?

So you get right into the mess in Creepy Granny Scream: Scary Freddy. Pick the practice mode if you just want to poke around first — nobody's lurking, and you get to try things out without anyone breathing down your neck. Choosing between Granny and Freddy sets how nasty the chase gets: Granny moves regular slow, but Freddy — he's faster, keeps setting more traps, and sometimes you hear screaming down the hallway. Search each room for keys, a heavy crowbar, or pieces of a shotgun. If you hear footsteps getting faster, you probably made too much noise; duck into the nearest hiding spot fast or lie there and watch their shadow slide past. There are extra spots to wedge yourself into — vent shafts sometimes, if you can find them. The gun can stun either monster, but you only buy yourself a few minutes, so you have to grab your next move quick before they get up again. Traps show up under doors or plain in the hallway, so if you're moving in a rush, it's not hard to get caught. Best part? When you finally unlock the last door, sometimes you just make it through before someone's hand tries to grab your ankle. Five days, and then it's over — or you start again with someone grumpier chasing you.