Granny Reviews

EXTREME MODE 100% GG. This is such an og and nostalgic game and to see how much bigger its gotten is fantastic. I forgot all about this game until i got a video of caseoh playing granny on my recommended. When i saw how much its changed. i wanted to beat it. it looked so fun. When i was young i could never beat it i was too scared to leave the main room! Thank you dvloper for making my life better and making me watch people play this peak and finally get me to beat it myself. I will see you guys in Granny: Chapter two, when i beat that in extreme mode.

this game is my fucking childhood, this is one of the best game that i ever fucking play. God bless u

First of all, I just want to say that this is a good game. It has a unique feeling and look that no other game i've played has. Sure, the graphics might not be the best but the developer, DVloper does such a good job on the setting. I really like the graphics, there is just something so special about them. Another thing is the gameplay. It is really neat that you actually have to think when traversing. For example, Granny could be behind any corner, waiting for you, every item you drop creates a sound that Granny will immediately rush towards. It's just so neat. Another good thing is the map. I love the layout. It has so many different shortcuts and safe spots to hide from Granny. There are also three different endings so if you get bored of one escape route, just try the other one! There are also a whole ton of different items, and most of them are all needed to escape the house. Even if the game hasn't updated for almost two years now, I bet that DVloper is working on something new behind the scenes. Heck, even the sewer ending was added in the latest update. It isn't even that old! There isn't really anything else to say honestly. Although one complaint I have is that the game is just boring sometimes. After completing it a couple of times it really does get boring. Also, the game is also available on mobile. Where it is free, but I still think the PC port is better, because it has better graphics, some additional content and more. Anyways, thats everything. See ya!

This is in my opinion the best game out of all the 2 other games in the granny series. This game is OG and is still really fun and tense experience with a fucking spider mum in the sewers in tight corners and i like how granny works. Also i like that in most rooms (Other than the sewers) has a secret shortcut from little hiding spots that Granny cant get you to a secret bookshelf.One last thing is about granny she is not to scary but more creepy i like her creepy design with the baseball bat and what i love is that if you hide under a bed or hide in a closet you are not always safe.If she sees you get under the bed,she will jumpscare you and i think that is 10/10 shit.Overall the best out of the three granny games I recommend you play this game first before playing the other 2 games. Have fun playing the game :)

This is a beautiful game. The movement is perfect. The updates made it take longer to get out. You can speed run it. There is tech (like crouching underneath guardrails to avoid creeks). The only bad thing is how items don't have a consistent drop, like the screw driver. Highly recommend if you are looking for a game that you don't need to commit too much brain power for and/or want a puzzle game.

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realy great game!! loved the lore to niceeecececececececec

granny is a very fun scary game i am a newbie so i havent mastered the game yet but so far so good i hope i can get better at this game thanks xxxxxxxxx

Intro: Truly scary. You play on easy-hard mode, its not too bad, but playing on extreme mode its terrifying as shit. Anyways, this game is very well made and it truly represents horror since an old lady tries to kill you. Dealing with Granny is one thing, but dealing with Slendrina's mom is a different story since she is actually faster than granny and you have to juke her in a claustrophobic 'cell' if you want to call it that. what's even worse is that shooting her with the shotgun will only briefly stun her whereas with granny, shooting her will knock her out for 30 seconds. Weapons: That's another thing about the game is the weapons. The weapons can even the odds when you are on your toes and these weapons include a crossbow, shotgun, freeze trap, and pepper spray. There is also a sauna that you can trap granny in that will also knock her out. Every weapon (excluding the shotgun) will knock her out for 2 minutes on easy, 1 minute on normal, 30 seconds on hard, and 15 seconds on extreme mode. The shotgun on easy and normal will add 30 seconds making it 2:30 on easy and 1:30 on normal. On the higher difficulties, the duration is simply doubled making it 1 minute on hard, and 30 seconds on extreme. Items: learning and memorizing the item locations takes a very long time and there are different presets for item spawns. Once you learn all the presets, the game becomes much easier and quicker. Conclusion: At the end of the day, this game is extremely fun and proves to be a challenge for people that don't have much experience in cat-and-mouse style horror games

I'm aware of the reputation these types of mobile horror games have achieved throughout the years -- most will simply scoff at them and move on. But I am being completely honest when I say that Granny is not only a legitimately good game, but also a legitimately good [i]horror[/i] game. Granny's gameplay loop is seriously more mechanically intricate and routinely complex than most horror games on the market, especially within its fellow indie competitors. It's an unique, detailed, and thoroughly engaging game. Yet it still presents itself as a comprehensive and simple experience. There really is an enthralling, rhythmic routine in this game's gameplay loop. It can be really stressful in the enjoyable sort of way. Constantly keeping track of Granny's whereabouts and current route; not to mention improvising to the ever-changing dynamic item locations. Granny will even learn to adapt to your paths and routines if you repeat them too much. It's really neat! And on the harder difficulties it especially becomes a thorough challenge -- far more than I'm willing to take on. I have no idea how the toddlers can manage such on their touchscreen iPads. I suppose they're simply just intensely coked up on their Galaxy Gas fumes and such. The movement also just feels super precise and comfortable. That really just goes for the controls in general. My sole issue with the game though is the fact that it lacks rebindable keybinds. Even still, the official layout isn't too bad. It can be initially pretty awkward, but that is really all. Now, I feel most scoff at child-friendly horror. And on a surface-level perspective: yeah I can understand that. It can come off as quite obnoxious and blissful at times. But I've also I come to feel like that's a very 12-year-old's naive way of generally seeing all children-focused adjacent media. As if anything that isn't deeply serious or "cool" is therefore "cringe" and thus bad. It comes off merely as projected insecurities of being called a "baby". Yet I find Granny vastly impressive even just for its non-explicit horror. It's easy to rely on the ol' reliables in the horror genre ([i]e.g. gore, guts, and other gross stuff[/i]) as an alternative to carefully crafted horror and spooks. So being able to convey a real sense of horror for younger players, while still not outright pushing away an adult audience is super notable. And Granny definitely succeeds in such. I certainly got seriously spooked on several occasions. All good fun! On a quick note, also: I just find this game seriously charming. It simply feels earnestly compact with unfiltered passion and full of heartful authenticity. It's one of the few times I earnestly can say "The developer clearly had sincere fun developing this game", for it's just so apparent in the end-result. Hell, even Granny's voice-lines were recorded by the developer's wife. That's astoundingly adorable! If nothing else speaks of this game's quality, then consider the fact that it ended up defining a whole new sub-genre of horror: Granny-likes. It's a stupid term, sure, but at least it's honest and precise. And for the people who still aren't convinced: If we didn't have Granny, we wouldn't have gotten Amnesia: The Bunker.