This is a classic point-and-click adventure with a first-person view.
You don’t move around freely — instead, you explore each scene from a fixed perspective.
Click on objects to examine them, collect useful items, and use them in the right places to solve puzzles and progress through the story.
Every interaction matters, so pay attention to details and think logically to escape.
Locked in Grandma's Basement 2: Revenge - Horror Escape is a point-and-click horror sequel. After escaping once, you find yourself trapped again in an even darker place, with Grandma always watching.
You do not walk around freely. Instead, each room is seen from a set point of view, and you click around it to inspect what is there, pocket anything useful and try it on the right spot. The puzzles are cryptic, the objects are cursed and the clues are grim, all leading toward a ritual that has to be performed to get out. Nothing is decoration for its own sake, since even small details feed the story.
It plays on mobile and desktop and suits fans of horror escape rooms.
Examine each room thoroughly before moving on. Items needed later are often hidden in places you would only notice on a second look.
Liked it? Try Escape Strange Girl’s House 2, Patagonians or Check Wednesday Phone! next.
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Locked in Grandma's Basement 2: Revenge - Horror Escape is a point-and-click horror sequel. After escaping once, you find yourself trapped again in an even darker place, with Grandma always watching.
You do not walk around freely. Instead, each room is seen from a set point of view, and you click around it to inspect what is there, pocket anything useful and try it on the right spot. The puzzles are cryptic, the objects are cursed and the clues are grim, all leading toward a ritual that has to be performed to get out. Nothing is decoration for its own sake, since even small details feed the story.
It plays on mobile and desktop and suits fans of horror escape rooms.
Examine each room thoroughly before moving on. Items needed later are often hidden in places you would only notice on a second look.
Liked it? Try Escape Strange Girl’s House 2, Patagonians or Check Wednesday Phone! next.
This is a classic point-and-click adventure with a first-person view.
You don’t move around freely — instead, you explore each scene from a fixed perspective.
Click on objects to examine them, collect useful items, and use them in the right places to solve puzzles and progress through the story.
Every interaction matters, so pay attention to details and think logically to escape.