Granny Hidden Skull Shadow

You're inside a dust-choked hallway where old wallpaper peels away from the walls. The whole place smells like mothballs and something else you'd rather not think about. In "Granny Hidden Skull Shadow", you step into a house that creaks with every move. Furniture blocks half the doorways, and in every room, there's this odd sense that Granny's watching from just behind the curtains, even if you can't spot her outright. She likes to stash strange things—mainly skulls, if you can believe it—behind cracked picture frames, under wobbly chairs, even tucked next to a broken lamp that hums way too loud. Shadows cling to every corner. All you've got is a sharp eye and a bit of nerve.

How to play?

Once you start a level in "Granny Hidden Skull Shadow", a messy old snapshot of a room fills the screen. Ten skulls are hidden in the shadows—some half-buried, some right up against the side of an overturned couch. You click or tap each one as soon as you spot it, but go easy or you'll end up chasing your own cursor if you miss. There's a timer that counts down, so you just have to work fast. Light spots sometimes play tricks—what looks like a skull could just be a smudge or chip. Finish up before time runs out, and you'll get a small prize, which lands in a weird trophy room full of things you'd never keep at home. The house stays the same each round, but the hiding places change just enough to trip you up. Sometimes you find the last skull right before the buzzer, and if you ask me, it's always the one blending in with the shadows on the rug. Good luck not missing the obvious ones. It's annoying when that happens.