Scary Granny Games Ghost Games

You wake up to the sound of footsteps scraping along old wooden floors. Walls creak in the gloom, and every door you try in "Scary Granny Games Ghost Games" rattles but stays locked. Now and then, a ghost flickers at the end of the hallway—one sweep of light, then gone. The mansion has stains on the wallpaper and boards that shift under your shoes. Not much space to hide unless you shove yourself inside a broken wardrobe or duck behind low furniture. Old Granny shows up, cane tapping, eyes fixed right on you. The only way out is to keep moving and look for any clue left in a hurry: a spare key behind something, maybe a loose floorboard or a note half-stuck under a rug.

How to play?

When you load up "Scary Granny Games Ghost Games", you're dropped right in—not much warning. Use the controls to sneak down quiet halls and press up close to walls when you hear Granny coming. She's slow but won't miss you if you're out in the open. That map in the corner shows her wandering around, but sometimes she changes direction—especially if you bump something or move too fast. Ghosts drift in random spots; they freeze you in place for a second, which is enough for Granny to catch up unless you've already found cover. There are ten levels, each one with a closed exit and more rooms to check. Sometimes you grab at a handle, and it sticks before popping open. The bat Granny swings? If she's close enough, it's a restart from your last hiding spot—yeah, happened to me three times. You finish a level by slipping past her and finding that final door. Whole thing gets tense fast. It took me a good while to stop flinching whenever the lights blinked.