Granny: Chapter Two Five days, two hunters, one door

Granny hears everything. Drop an item, step on a creaky floorboard, and she comes running to the exact spot the sound came from. Grandpa wanders the dark house too, but he barely hears a thing; the danger is his eyes. If he spots you, running is the plan. That split changes how you play: noise discipline against her, staying out of sight against him. You can hide under beds or inside wardrobes, though getting caught mid-hiding is its own kind of bad. There is also a small creature in the back of the house that the two of them adore, and it is exactly as welcoming as that sounds. Between the two grandparents and the bear traps Granny leaves around, every trip across the house is a decision about which risk you accept.

The main door is covered in different locks, and each one wants an item you have to find somewhere in the house. Five in-game days is what you get before the alternative to escaping happens, and you can probably guess what that is. The front door is not the only way out, though: at the bottom of the house there is a sewer with an old rusty boat in it. Start the boat, open the gate, and you are gone. If things go badly, two types of weapons can be found in the house to stop Granny or Grandpa for a while. Only a while, but it is worth it. Item locations change between attempts, so every run is a fresh search through rooms you thought you knew.