Granny Creepy House

You wake up on a creaky floorboard with shadows crawling along the walls. In Granny Creepy House, every step sets something off— even shoving a chair makes a noise that might call her over. This old house feels cramped and weirdly quiet, apart from that rattle when Granny shuffles past a doorway with her stick. Light switches barely work, and some doors are jammed; you can tug at the handles, but they won’t budge without a key. Your main job? Get your hands on six scrawled notes that look like scraps left behind. Some are stuffed in kitchen drawers, others just stuck on a shelf in the corner where you weren’t even looking at first.

How to play?

The start feels slow—tap one of the sticky doors, realize it’s locked, then turn around fast because you hear her steps dragging. While playing Granny Creepy House, you’ll spend a lot of time peeking around cracked doorways or ducking under beds. Hiding works, but only if Granny doesn’t see you slide under. If she’s in the room, trying to hide will just get you caught. Sometimes grabbing a key means reaching over a squeaky board, and that noise? Not great. If Granny hears, she’ll storm in. The notes you need look like scraps no one cares about, so you really have to scan each shelf and behind stuff like old buckets or chairs. Whenever you find one, the house creaks again, almost like it’s disappointed. I’m still not sure if you can get all of them on your first go—one was behind a plant and I almost moved right past it.