Evil Granny: City Terror is a first-person horror shooter set in a deserted city. Trapped among empty streets, silent buildings, and narrow alleys, you must explore, solve puzzles, and fight your way to safety. Find the hidden keys and uncover what happened to the missing residents before Evil Granny or her followers find you. Enemies can appear without warning, and a street that seemed safe during the day may become dangerous after dark.
In Evil Granny: City Terror, you wake up in an abandoned city with no obvious way out. The residents are gone, leaving locked rooms, scattered supplies, strange clues, and signs of a sudden attack. You need to find eight hidden keys in deserted streets, dark alleys, empty homes, and abandoned buildings. Each key opens another part of the escape route, so searching is essential. Environmental puzzles block several paths, while zombies and Granny’s minions patrol the area.
Firearms let you fight back, but ammunition and other supplies are scarce. Pistols, explosives, and other weapons can get you out when an enemy corners you, but waste your shots and you may have nothing left later. Enemies can attack from any direction, including while you search a room or collect an item. Listen before moving, check nearby spaces, and choose your fights carefully.
Search the City
Search abandoned streets, damaged buildings, and hidden pathways for clues. A key might be in a quiet room, behind a locked entrance, or beside an object that initially seems unimportant.
Solve environmental puzzles to open blocked doors and reach new parts of the city. Some routes require careful inspection instead of a direct fight.
As you explore, investigate the residents’ mysterious disappearance. Notes, rooms, and changes in the environment reveal the story piece by piece.
Inspect every location carefully to find all eight keys. Check corners, side rooms, storage areas, and paths that seem to lead nowhere.
Keep track of the places you have visited. A newly found item may open a route that was inaccessible before.
Stay alert while searching. A quiet building may still hide an enemy or a useful supply.
Fight the Army
Survive attacks from Evil Granny and her minions. A quick search can turn into a chase if you spend too long in one area.
Zombies and other enemies appear throughout the city. Some fights leave little room to move, so know where the nearest exit is before trouble starts.
Use pistols, explosives, and other weapons to protect yourself. Loud attacks can attract enemies, while different weapons work better in different situations.
Check doorways, streets, and blind corners before moving on. Save ammunition whenever possible; a missed shot matters when supplies are scarce, and a later fight may require every round.
Keep enough distance to aim, but do not let enemies pin you against a wall or piece of furniture. Staying mobile gives you more options during a chase.
Granny is the threat you cannot ignore. If she starts following you, head for open ground or a safer route instead of searching nearby rooms.
Learn the controls
- WASD: Move around the city and through buildings.
- Spacebar: Jump over small obstacles and onto slightly raised areas.
- Mouse: Look around, including beside and behind you.
- Left mouse button: Fire your equipped weapon at nearby enemies.
- Right mouse button: Hold to aim more precisely.
- Mouse wheel: Switch between available weapons while exploring or fighting.
- G: Throw a grenade when several enemies are grouped together.
- R: Reload when your magazine is low or empty.
- F: Pick up items, weapons, ammunition, and objects used in puzzles.
- Left Shift: Hold to run when escaping Granny or crossing an exposed street.
- Left Ctrl: Hold to crouch and keep a lower profile.
- X: Lie prone when you need to stay lower or get a different view.
Learn these controls before a chase so you can aim, reload, switch weapons, and retreat without fumbling. A quick check can save a run. In this city, even a brief hesitation gives enemies time to close in.
If you enjoyed Evil Granny: City Terror, try Granny 3 Original, Dayshift at Freddy’s, or Poppy Playtime. Their settings and enemies differ, but each combines exploration, puzzles, limited resources, and dangerous encounters. You may need to rethink your route when a door is locked or an enemy appears, so planning and quick decisions matter. The games vary in pace: some focus on eerie exploration and odd puzzles, while others lean more heavily into survival.
