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Don't Eat Me, Granny

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Peephole TeamDiscovered Sep 21, 2026

About the game

Don't Eat Me, Granny! is a dark fairytale stealth-horror set in Bonebog. As a kidnapped boy trapped by a mad old woman, you must escape before she completes an ancient ritual to crash the Moon into the world — with you as the final sacrifice.

Original Steam description





If Granny invites you to dinner, make sure you’re not the main course.





Don't Eat Me, Granny! is a dark fairytale stealth-horror game set in the cursed lands of Bonebog. You play as a kidnapped boy trapped in the clutches of a mad old woman. Her goal is to complete an ancient ritual and bring the Moon crashing down upon the world — and you are the final sacrifice she needs.

Hide in the shadows, explore the cursed manor and its treacherous surroundings, solve puzzles, and outsmart a relentless AI that reacts to your every move!

  • Outsmart Granny: She doesn’t just chase you — she has her own daily routines, tasks, and patrol routes around the house. Learn her schedule, move silently, hide in wardrobes, and stay out of her sight.

  • Secrets of the Cursed House: Pick up keys, solve puzzles, and find hidden mechanisms to unlock doors and make your escape.

  • Explore Bonebog: Venture beyond the manor to explore the open grounds. Search for key items, battle skeletons, and talk to local inhabitants to uncover the path forward.

  • Uncover the Truth and Choose Your Ending: Piece together Granny’s past to learn the origin of her madness. Will you slip away from Bonebog alone, or risk everything to stop the ritual and save the world?

Unravel the dark secrets of Bonebog and make your choice!

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Demo and release information

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