Graphics : 8/10
Now I know what your thinking, eww how could you even think of rating these graphics so high! They are just horrible...
Well... It is easy, I feel it would be wrong to demote the score for a game which was actually a port from an Atari console...
Not good enough? Well to be perfectly honest, I love the charm of the designs, it fits the more low-budget movie theme you get as you play.
If you rate everything on the way it looks you wouldn't really go and rate the eye-sore shoot-em ups now would you...
Now If I'm going to be honest I feel as if a little more attention could have been put into the graphics but wouldn't the ruin
the game? If everything was to be big sparkly and eye catching would you notice the key on top of the glass chandelier? No I think not,
the simple graphics of this point and click horror styled game helps you play which is by far worthy of the rating alone, but now for another
reason each character you see is unique and distinguishable, each character you control has his or her own look and that's a definite yes-yes! Another thing I shall quickly mention before moving onto sound is the references seen within the game here is the two I saw within the graphics, in Ed's room you can see an X-Wing model which is an obvious reference to LucasFilm's very own Star-Wars movie series, the other reference can be found in the green tentacle's room you will see the two large speakers, these are THX sound speakers.. And guess what... LucasFilm developed the THX high-quality sound technology... talk about self-promotion...

Sound : 7/10
I'll admit it, I like in-game music for almost every game and sometimes I feel I shouldn't even rate the category at all, but
that would defeat the point of doing this review now wouldn't it? Each character has a CD player which each of which play a specific song relative to the character which literally fits into their design. Turn your CD player off and everything goes silent... Adding to the atmosphere.
Not to mention some of the sound effects for interacting with objects are spot-on, for example go to the kitchen once inside the mansion and turn the faucet on, what does it sound like? A tap running that's right! What it should be.
Another thing to mention is if you go upstairs and into the right room you go into a music room, you can play the piano... yup... and what did you know... music comes out! Shocking right?
Now go to the downstairs living room, play the old radio... creepy sounds... honestly the list goes on, the sounds are top-notch but still not perfect!

Addictiveness : 3/10
This is one of the few games that manages to get me to play for a unusual amount of time, there is nothing to attract you to play again,
and it doesn't help the story doesn't really get you into the same mind-set as the character... I must save... and so on... but at least
it managed to get me to play for a good chunk of time and even got me to do this review! So I cannot say much more about addictiveness
so I'll get on over to the next subject...

Story : 5/10
As I say previously the story doesn't get you into the characters mind-set and to be honest it feels a bit cliché, the slightly...
but not really... generic save the damsel in distress. This kind of story-line had been used countless amounts of times in gaming
and had even in 1990 become a dry story-line to use. But at-least they used a twist to the generic save the day game... they made
it a horror-styled ( slightly comical ) game, which is quite unusual even in these days... so a meteorite crashed near the home around
20 years ago... the arrival of the Edison aliens.. And more recently the girl name Sandy ( the damsel in distress ) goes missing
so Dave ( Pretty generic name *cough* ) plans to save her recruiting two pupils from his school ( whom you get to pick ) to aid him
in his quest.

Depth : 5/10
I wasn't really sure what to put for this category, but here goes nothing.
The game offers a bit of exploration which is pretty critical for saving your damsel in distress Sandy. You can play two ways,
Wonder around and take it slowly learning how the game works as you go along, or cheat... by following a guide.... which... just
ruins the feeling of accomplishment... Moving swiftly on.

Difficulty : 5/10
As stated in the depth category, the game can be played in two ways, using a guide or exploring yourself to get that feeling of
accomplishment. Now lets face the fact, puzzle solving games aren't for everyone ( which is more or likely a deterrent for some
players ) but I do recommend trying it for the simple fact... It isn't too hard but can make you think for a while.
For example when I first played the game and got into the kitchen my character whom had collected vital items for what I had to
get done first got caught and locked in the dungeon. So I learned from this experience to not give one character all the items
and instead give the items to each character whom I'll move to different rooms to do the tasked needed in order to save Sandy.
In retrospect I feel as the game will make you learn from your mistake which is why I have rated it a 5/10 for a neutral difficulty

Overall : 6/10
So here we are at the conclusion,
This game is a must play for the puzzle solving player / enthusiast and even novice puzzle players as it really does feel like
a classic. The game offers a decent experience and really can make you think, the horror aspect which really doesn't scare you
could make you feel as if you can continue and complete the game without losing... So I dare you to go play this game as I was
and even make your own review because I would love to see what other people have to say about the game. I wasn't even expecting
so much from this game and it actually surprised me.. So please give it a go I'm sure you won't be disappointed!
And as always, thanks for reading my review, please give me any tips for future reviews or even review request
as now I am accepting all games to review without refusal!