Evil Granny: Horror Village

You’re dropped at the edge of a fading village, not much light except the moon showing broken fences and trees. In Evil Granny: Horror Village, you start out hearing sticks crack under your shoes—nothing moves unless you do. Somewhere past the empty sheds, there’s a house nobody talks about. People say Grenny, the old owner, never left. Kind of wish I hadn’t checked the place myself, to be honest.

How to play?

To make it out, you have to sneak through different parts of the village. Think barns with holes in the walls, a schoolhouse that groans in the wind, rooms with rotten floorboards. Each level needs you to find a strange treasure. Might end up under a pile of firewood or wedged behind an old wardrobe. Grenny wanders around, and if you step too loud or open the wrong door, she’ll know. You mostly crouch, checking corners, pulling drawers carefully—open one too fast and it bangs hard. Sometimes you’ll spot her dress in a window reflection, sometimes she’s just there when you turn. Beat the level by snatching the treasure and slipping back outside before Grenny catches on. Four levels, each with locks, weird keys, and things that block you just as you think you’re close. No way I’m knocking on any of those doors again anytime soon.