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- September 20, 2026
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- February 2025
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- 21.1 MB
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- Everyone
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About In the Attic
In the Attic is a games app developed by Bob Weeks.
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In the Attic costs $3.99. The app size is 21.09 MB. The latest version available is 2. The last update was on September 20, 2026.
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The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on the App Store since February 2025.
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Is In the Attic free?
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Is In the Attic still available?
Yes. In the Attic is on the App Store, and the last update we saw was on September 20, 2026.
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In the Attic is 21.09 MB.
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App Store rates the content of In the Attic as suitable for everyone.
Who made In the Attic?
In the Attic was developed by Bob Weeks. It is listed in the games category on the App Store.
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By Bob Weeks, from the App StoreDescription by Bob Weeks Written by the developer, not by AppBrain. Click to read.
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Bob
Based loosely on the original game Atic Atack for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum by Chris Stamper for Ultimate Play The Game.
I wanted "In The Attic" to retain the magic of the original game but with added modern graphics not constrained by 48K of the Sinclair Spectrum.
The look and feel has been retained but the character, graphics and room layout is completely different. Unlike the excellent original there is only one character and 123 rooms spread out over 6 levels (or 7 if you go down the wrong trap door).
So…
Use the Arrow Keys to direct your Knight to collect the Main Door Key which is divided into 4 pieces spread out across multiple levels. In addition, there are 5 colour coded doors Red, Green, Blue Purple and Yellow and you will need to collect these keys to allow you to unlock colour coded doors.
If you do not want to use the Arrow Keys, then for an added bonus: in Settings->Apps->Attic->Allow Door Touch. This will allow you to touch the door to pass to the next room. Likewise touch a key or fruit to collect.
For the MAC Version Please DO NOT put on Touch Alternates in Settings as these have been coded into the game and will stop movement.
W or Left Arrow = Up
S or Down Arrow = Down
A or Left Arrow = Left
D or Right Arrow = Right
So…
Find the keys, unlock the main door game over Er…
However, some rooms have Bats, Skeletons, Floating Heads, Spiders and Ghosts (and the odd Packman too) will chase you which if they touch will diminish your health also, mushrooms poison you and touching them will also decrease your health.
Also Watch out for Wizards who suddenly appear. They are fast with Spells but terrible Shots so Keep Moving…
Health is shown by the descending Monty Python foot in the scroll. When it hits the bottom that’s it Game over.. However, to mitigate dying, eat fruit and other edible items which will give you extra time and allow you to complete the game.
Don’t eat the fruit just because it is there, you may end up in the same place a few times and once you have eaten the food its gone…
Doors Bookcases and Clocks. In some rooms you will see bookcases and occasionally a Grandfather Clock. Some but not all conceal secret passages and its worth trying to see where they go. However, some bookcases are inactive unless you have all 4 door keys. Just be warned…
There are trap doors some locked with Yellow doors, which to enter these you will need the Yellow key. Trap doors that are not locked will lead you to a sub dungeon level and you will need to work out how to get out…
If you think the game is a little too easy then you can select settings then “Hard Mode” which shortens the time it takes for the foot to drop. Watch out for wizards as their strength increases too. However, In Easy Mode the Fruit is regenerated
New for version 2.
There is a new level leading to a deep dungeon with lots more caves and nasty things. There are also a few bug fixes which caused you to die unexpectedly.
I have also speeded up the gameplay. The knight runs quicker (and the nasties are a little nastier. So there…
Now a little about Bob:
Bob is an ex-professional musician and a radio presenter on Sid Valley Radio. http://sidvalleyradio.co.uk Most evening in the summer can be found busking on warm Sundays on the seafront in Sidmouth with my 100-Year-Old Tenor Sax.
Tune into Sid Valley Radio every day from 9-12
Have fun
Bob