Granny's Mansion

Doors rattle as you wake flat on a threadbare rug. It's a guest room—once tidy, now crusted with dust. While moving your feet, a metal flashlight rolls out from under the bedframe. There's a folded note near the desk leg. The mansion is silent, but somewhere out there, floorboards snap—a sound, then quick hush. You're stuck inside Granny's Mansion, and she's already out roaming.

How to play?

You'll need to search every odd nook for keys—check dresser drawers, behind squeaky cupboard doors, sometimes underneath furniture you'll have to shove aside. A battery pack usually gets jammed between bookshelves; don't skip the corners. Once you've grabbed a flashlight, light up the darker patches—sometimes a tool or battery rolls out if you bump the right spot. The TV in the sitting room shows a grainy camera feed so you can spot which hallway Granny is stalking. You can duck behind a chair or wait for her to shuffle past, but if she spots you, the whole place starts shaking, and you snap right back to your last hiding place. Keep hunting for all the keys until you find the one for the main door. In Granny's Mansion, every door you open creaks way too loudly—sometimes, feels like the game's just messing with you.