Evil Granny: City Terror

Your shoes scrape against cracked pavement while boarded windows stare across empty streets. "Evil Granny: City Terror" drops you in the middle of a ruined city, almost too quiet. Old police tape clings to alley fences, and someone must've kicked over that trash bin not long ago. Somewhere close, Granny's out there, dragging her cane and stirring up her wild rat horde. No one else is coming. It's just you, these broken-down blocks, and the hope that every corner might hold a way out.

How to play?

When you start moving through the city, your main job is hunting for eight chunky metal keys—sometimes you spot one wedged behind a rusted mailbox, other times pressed into a splintered bench. If you hear scraping claws, that's Granny's army closing in. She's a lot faster than she looks, so don't hesitate: grab whatever weapon you scrounge up, check the ammo, and put some space between you and her pack. Sometimes you'll end up ducking behind burned-out cars or sprinting past piles of debris that almost snag your foot. The pistol's got a slow reload; the crowbar's loud and heavy, but if a rat gets too close, it does the job. In "Evil Granny: City Terror," the city pushes back, but Granny's always the thing you really want to keep behind you. Once you've jammed all eight keys into the exit, the gate snaps open. No big mystery left then—just air you can finally trust again.