Look: 6/10 Your usual Atari look, no striking colors unfortunately, but I liked the flashing black and white parts and other attempts at giving a scary feel. Oh, and what an overly long "death animation" type thing heh...

Sound: 6/10 Your usual Atari sounds, nothing special but also not particularly annoying.

Play: 6/10 This is honestly quite impressive in its ambition: there is a match you can light to see around, but enemies coming in will blow our your match like in a text adventure game or something heh. And I like the concept: safely retrieve the pieces of the urn and escape back out the haunted house. As always with Atari 2600 games, the manual helps. Even with the manual, I kinda felt like I had no idea what was happening, I just simply tried to navigate the house, avoid enemies, and collect whatever items I see. After collecting 2 urn pieces, and still having 8 "hit points" so to speak, I just wasn't interested enough in pushing through the confusing gameplay. Oh, and also, the invisible walls are quite frustrating. Turns out I was playing at one of the higher difficulty levels heh. But it just wasn't interesting enough gameplay to be worth retrying at the proper starting difficulty.

Feel: 7/10 Like I often say, I like Halloween-y games. The flashing lights in one of the floors (or is it supposed to be the basement? heh) gave lightning vibes that added to the feel. Cool concept, very ambitious, and relatively well-done, but it's one of those games that's a bit more fun to read about than to play. This gets a slight boost because of the concept and parts of the gameplay.

Attachment: 6/10 Tho I wont forget it because of its ideas and ambition, I doubt I will be replaying it. I might replay it out of curiosity to see if I better understand/enjoy the gameplay, but meh for now. Moving on!

Completion: 2 pieces of the urn Playtime: ~25 mins