Granny Toilet Monster

Footsteps echo against grimy tiles as your character wakes up in some kind of cellar, chained-up boiler hissing along the wall. Someone must have dragged him here—he still has no clue how that happened. Pipes rattle over his head every few seconds. Not the friendliest welcome. Then a scraping noise kicks off somewhere behind the furnace. It’s not a person. In "Granny Toilet Monster", you’re sneaking through maze-like tunnels trying to dodge something that’s part toilet, part granny—whoever rigged this up, they went wild.

How to play?

You pick a mode before things even start: Ghost lets you go unnoticed, but Classic and Hard? Good luck not getting grabbed in the first hallway. Once you’re inside, you steer your guy down broken corridors, looking for keys and maybe a rusty crowbar. Some vents puff out hot steam and singe your hands if you move too fast. The weirdest bit? Every once in a while, that Toilet Granny thing shuffles close. You’ll spot a chair or crate start rattling right before it pops up—usually means you’ve got half a second to back up or duck behind something. Sometimes crouching helps you squeeze past if the pipes aren’t totally blocked. While playing "Granny Toilet Monster", you end up checking every shadow just in case. Finishing a run feels like making it through a dare at a sleepover—almost dumb, but then you realize your palms are actually sweating.