Granny

Granny, the indie horror hit from DVloper, locks the player inside an old woman's house and sets a simple task: get out. The catch is that Granny is still in the building, and she has sharp ears.

The game is all about stealth. Moving quietly is essential, because anything knocked to the floor makes noise that brings Granny running toward the sound. When she gets close, the player can duck into a wardrobe or slide under a bed to stay out of sight. The escape has to happen within five days, which sets a clear limit on how many attempts a run allows. The description stays short and does not list the puzzles or items involved, leaving the house and its secrets for players to work out on their own. That lack of instruction is part of the tension, since every noise and every hiding spot can decide a run.

Granny has a big following: 500,000,000+ installs and a 4.3 average from more than 4.3 million ratings, with 72% five stars and 10% one star. The game is free and, as its own listing states, contains advertising. There is also a single in-app purchase price of $2.99 per item. The latest update is from 2026-06-06, Android 7.0 or newer is required, and it is rated Teen. We list 33 versions; the newest, 1.8.12, is 197.6 MB.

Players who enjoy tense hide-and-seek horror and figuring things out without hand-holding will find its appeal quickly. Easily startled players and those who dislike ads may want to pass.