Granny: The Mortuary 3D

You walk into "Granny: The Mortuary 3D" and the whole place creaks. This morgue has folding screens, old freezer doors, and stained tiles that look like nobody's mopped them in decades. There's a sharp smell as you push open the gate—no way you'd mistake it for just dust. Every shelf and dark corner might hide something sharp, or just another plastic-wrapped object. Sometimes you catch a door banging on the far side. That's about when Granny stomps in, dragging her slippers, or her husband appears, shuffling around with a rusty tool in his hand. No one else would last an hour in here with those two.

How to play?

You pick your start—facing Granny by herself, her husband, or, if you really want, both of them at the same time. In "Granny: The Mortuary 3D," it's not just about tiptoeing down the halls. You've got to check behind racks, duck under gurneys, and if you fumble a drawer and it slams, the whole place echoes. They hear that, and you'll need to slip away fast or find a cabinet to hide in. Changing the difficulty isn't just numbers—Granny walks faster, your breathing gets louder, and it takes longer for your stamina to bounce back. If you hold your breath too long, your screen blurs, and you end up bumping into metal trays. Last round, I tried sprinting past the husband and managed to pull open the main doors—barely. Those old hinges squeak like you wouldn't believe.