Granny Motion Sickness: Why It Happens & What Helps
Granny is a survival horror game where you sneak around a house for five days, hiding from the woman who lives there. On PC, PCGamingWiki says there is no option to change the field of view, and the community wiki lists no camera shake or head bob setting. The one comfort control is sensitivity, in the pause menu.
iOS, Android, PC · first-person · No FOV fix · Player-reported motion-sickness risk: commonly reported by motion-sensitive players.
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Key facts
- Granny runs on iOS, Android, PC.
- The camera is first-person.
- Player reports place it in the moderate band for motion sickness.
- The game has no field of view control.
- 1 specific settings are listed on this page, starting with Sensitivity.
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Why Granny can trigger motion sickness
You move through tight rooms with a close, first-person view, and the game punishes noise, so you spend your time creeping, then turning and running when she hears you. On a phone your thumb steers the view, and a high sensitivity turns a small swipe into a fast turn. Your eyes read that movement while your inner ear feels you holding still, and that mismatch is what motion sickness is. With no field of view option, sensitivity is the lever you have.
- A fixed first-person view with no field of view option on PC
- Sudden chases, when you turn and run after a noise
- A touch or mouse sensitivity that is set too high
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Comfort settings in Granny
Granny has no field of view control.
The PC version has no option to change the field of view, according to PCGamingWiki, and the community wiki lists no camera shake, head bob or motion blur setting for either version. Sensitivity is the one control that changes how the view moves. Beyond that the fixes are habits.
| Setting | Where | Recommendation |
|---|---|---|
| Sensitivity | Pause menu: the Settings button on mobile, Esc on PC | Lower it so each swipe or mouse move turns the view less. You can change it at any time without leaving the game |
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What helps beyond the settings
- Open the pause menu when queasiness starts. It stops the game until you press Continue, so you can look away
- Play one day at a time with a break between days, not several in a row
- Look at something still and far away for a minute before you go back in
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Frequently asked questions
Does Granny have a field of view setting?
Not on PC. PCGamingWiki lists the field of view option as not supported and says there is no option to change it. The community wiki's list of options for the mobile and PC versions shows no field of view setting either. The control that does change how the view feels is sensitivity.
Where is the sensitivity setting in Granny?
In the pause menu. The community wiki says the Settings button pauses the game until you press Continue, and that you can change sensitivity there at any time. On PC the pause menu opens with Esc. Lower the value if turns feel too fast.
Why does Granny make me feel sick?
You sneak through small rooms in first person and then turn and run when she hears you, so the view changes direction fast. Your eyes see that movement while your inner ear feels you holding still. Lower the sensitivity, pause when queasiness starts and play in short sessions.
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