Granny is a stealth horror game with a simple, terrifying premise: you wake up locked in a house, and Granny hears everything. You have five days to find the items that unlock the front door — keys, a padlock code, a hammer, a cutting pliers — while she stalks the corridors, and every dropped object or creaking floorboard brings her running. If she catches you, you lose a day. Lose five and it's over.
DVloper released it on mobile in 2017 and it became a phenomenon; this page runs a browser version with the same house, the same items and the same rules. It works in the browser on a Chromebook, which is how it ended up on so many school laptops despite being one of the scarier games on the site.
Collect everything the front door needs — the master key, the padlock key, the four-digit code, the hammer for the planks and the pliers for the wires — and use them on the door before the fifth day ends. Item locations change every game.
It is a jump-scare game built around dread and being chased; there is a little cartoon violence when she catches you. It suits teens; younger players will likely find it too intense.
Yes. The browser version runs on Chromebooks with nothing to install. Click the game to capture the mouse, and use headphones — hearing her footsteps is how you survive.