Granny Recaptured

Granny Recaptured drops players into a dark and silent house where escape is the only objective. You awaken in an unfamiliar room with locked doors and creaking floors. Somewhere in the building, an older figure roams, always listening, always watching. Moving too fast or making too much noise will bring her closer. Players must think carefully about every action, each step carrying risk. The house feels like a trap designed to disorient and delay. Only through exploration and careful planning can a way out be found.

Tools, Locks, and Hidden Passages

The house is filled with blocked paths, locked drawers, and items that seem useless until combined. Players will search for keys, tools, and codes, each tied to a part of the house’s structure. Some areas are accessible only after specific tasks are completed. The more you uncover, the more the house changes, revealing additional challenges and opportunities.

Stay Quiet or Be Found

The main obstacle is the figure known as Granny. She patrols the house and responds to sound. Dropping an item, knocking over furniture, or opening a door carelessly might draw her attention. Players must develop strategies to avoid detection. Hiding under beds, slipping into closets, or distracting her with noise are all part of survival. Timing becomes just as important as logic.

What You Can Do in the Game

·         Search the house for hidden tools and clues

·         Solve mechanical and logic-based puzzles

·         Avoid detection through stealth and smart movement

·         Unlock new areas by combining objects

·         Hide and distract to delay Granny’s approach

·         Find multiple possible escape routes

Each attempt can end differently depending on the choices made and the route taken.

A Familiar Threat with New Layers

Granny Recaptured builds on the familiar concept of escaping from a stalker but expands it with new features and unpredictable outcomes. The environment reacts differently depending on previous attempts, keeping the experience from becoming repetitive. Players must remember the layout, the locations of traps, and the timing of patrols.