Granny

Creepy Animations

The game doesn't look like much when you start off; the animation is simple and only offers enough light so that you can see objects and where you need to move.

Because corridors, doorways, and the perimeter of each room have a shadow effect, the game takes on a sinister feel rather quickly. As Granny makes her debut, you'll notice that her animation isn't overly detailed, and yet this almost makes her even more terrifying to encounter.

Don't Make A Sound

Much like other horror games I've played, Granny is chock full of objects that you can interact with and pick up to use in different stages of the game. However, you must be careful not to bump tables, drop items, or make too much noise in general, or Granny will come running to kill you!

Hide And Seek

There are several places in Granny's house that you can take shelter in if you've accidentally made a sound or see her headed your way. Hide behind objects, in wardrobes or cabinets and crouch in secret tunnels to avoid her at all costs.

I love that the development team made it possible to hide within objects in the game, as most horror games don't give you an option to hide other than simply running into a different room.

Granny is far more terrifying than she looks because of the simple animations in the game. The team at Dvloper have proven that you don't need overly realistic graphics to make a horror gamers heart race.

Another reason I love to play Granny is that there are no gory or violent scenes. You can expect plenty of jump scares, but when Granny catches you there are no cutscenes to show anything overly bloody; so you could even let your kids play this game if they're brave enough to try.