Nick Kestle's comical action game presenting the hilarious antics of an absent-minded grandmother and grandson
Nick Kestle's comical action game presenting the hilarious antics of an absent-minded grandmother and grandson
Vote: (16 votes)
Program license: Paid
Developer: Nick Kestle
Version: 0.07
Works under: Windows
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Program license
(16 votes)
Paid
Developer
Version
Nick Kestle
0.07
Works under:
Windows
Pros
- Granny Simulator has a wicked sense of humor, and this game is absolutely hilarious.
- It's inexpensive! Only $4.99 for what is potentially hours of fun.
- The game offers a surprisingly impressive challenge: It's not always easy to find Granny, locate the weapons, or knock her off track.
Cons
- The game requires two players to play, so if you are on your own, you're out of luck.
- You get what you pay for when it comes to graphics. They are dull and uninteresting.
- The game is for a more mature audience and definitely not kid-friendly.
- Playing as the Grandson is so much more fun than playing as Granny.
Granny Simulator is a multiplayer game featuring a Granny and her Grandson. In the game, Granny must go about her day, completing routine tasks and caring for her household. During this time, Grandson uses weapons, violence, and brute force to try to stop her.
In the game, Granny has to take care of her usual business, completing various household tasks. Grandson, the murderous little imp, must run around the house, throwing items at Granny in an attempt to disrupt her day. There are also a variety of weapons found throughout the house, including heavy-duty tools like wrenches. Those are locked in boxes that must be unlocked with keys, and you have to find those keys by running around the house.
Pros
- Granny Simulator has a wicked sense of humor, and this game is absolutely hilarious.
- It's inexpensive! Only $4.99 for what is potentially hours of fun.
- The game offers a surprisingly impressive challenge: It's not always easy to find Granny, locate the weapons, or knock her off track.
Cons
- The game requires two players to play, so if you are on your own, you're out of luck.
- You get what you pay for when it comes to graphics. They are dull and uninteresting.
- The game is for a more mature audience and definitely not kid-friendly.
- Playing as the Grandson is so much more fun than playing as Granny.
