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Games like Granny: Chapter Two

2019PC, Steam Deck playable95 % positive7.79 €

You have five days to get out of a house run by Granny and Grandpa, and every minute spent searching for items and solving puzzles risks a chase. Its tense, unsettling atmosphere is the main draw.

  • Sneaking and hiding
  • Dread and tension
  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Challenging difficulty

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In short: Games like Granny: Chapter Two

Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Granny: Chapter Two special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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Dreadhalls

93 %Match

2016PC93 % positive9.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Granny: Chapter Two: sneaking and hiding, dread and tension as well as a dark atmosphere.

You wake in a barely lit dungeon and must find the way out while staying unseen by the creatures lurking there. Your only light needs a constant supply of oil, and the darkness is always ready to swallow you.

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Dark Echo

Sneaking and hiding

You navigate pitch darkness by sending out sound that bounces off walls and reveals the layout around you. An eerie soundscape and 80 levels full of lurking dangers make every step tense.

Dark Deception

Sneaking and hiding

A first-person horror game that plays like Pac-Man in a maze: you collect shards while fleeing murderous monsters such as knife-wielding toy monkeys. The tension comes from chases, pacing and close escapes.

Penumbra: Overture

Sneaking and hiding

A first-person survival horror set in a desolate Greenland mine, where you're nearly defenseless and rely on physics-based puzzles and hiding to survive. Its oppressive atmosphere and mouse-driven object interaction define the experience.

Saiko no Sutoka

Sneaking and hiding

In this small horror game you flee from Saiko-chan, a playfully sadistic yandere who toys with you before she tries to kill you. The chase thrives on tension, hiding and light puzzles that keep you narrowly escaping.

Emily Wants to Play

Sneaking and hiding

You play a pizza delivery guy trapped in an abandoned house, trying to survive hour after hour as another of Emily's toys comes to life and hunts you. Tense survival horror built on hiding, barricading and managing your resources.

Outlast

Sneaking and hiding

As a defenseless journalist armed only with a night-vision camcorder, you creep through a nightmarish asylum where hiding and running are your only options. Relentless, unfiltered terror with no way to fight back.

Outlast II

Sneaking and hiding

As defenseless cameraman Blake, you flee through a remote Arizona village of religious zealots armed only with your camcorder's night vision. A disturbing, relentlessly intense horror trip that blurs reality and hallucination.

Stifled

Sneaking and hiding

In Stifled you can only perceive the world through sound: your footsteps and your own voice into the microphone reveal the darkness, but they also draw the creatures hunting you. The tension comes from constantly weighing seeing against staying silent.

Stay Out of the House

Sneaking and hiding

You sneak through the home of a cannibal serial killer, trying to slip away before he finds you. The deliberately chunky PS1-style low-poly visuals and VHS grain give this slasher horror a nostalgic, unsettling charm.

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