Mata Hari

TRUST NO ONE BUT YOURSELF as you adventure into the dark world of espionage amidst the volatile atmosphere of impending war.
As a double agent, you must find clever ways to pit enemy factions against each other while eluding pursuers in each of your increasingly dangerous missions. As a femme fatale, your notorious charm can entice any man. Yet, will the one man who holds the key to your heart ever be yours?

Features

  • Based on the true events leading to World War I
  • Break code, tap phones, use your ingenuity and the era's latest gadgets!
  • Risk it all as you take on dangerous missions
  • 8 challenging mini-games in 4 thrilling chapters
  • A variety of endings based on the choices you make in the game
System Requirements
OS: Windows XP/Vista, XP, 2000
Processor: CPU: 1.6 GHZ minimum, 2.0 GHZ recommended
Memory: 512 MB minimum, 1 GB recommended
Graphics: 128 MB of DirectX compatible graphics card minimum, 256 MB recommended
DirectX®: 9.0c
Hard Drive: 2 GB
  • A classical point’n’click adventure! A good interface, a clearly arranged inventory and a detailed diary make this game a very entertaining title for casual and for core-gamers.

  • Mata Hari is a great game in the point and click genre. Deep, with a really interesting storyline, minigames and various locations, it offers a new way to understand point and click adventures. Fun and unforgettable, it's recommended to every fan of the genre.

  • Despite being a good game, we expected something more from an adventure by the creators of the brilliant Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis.

  • Simply designed and well suited to gamers who don’t mind a milder difficulty level, Mata Hari might not be one of the more challenging adventure games I’ve played, but it manages to be an enjoyable piece of historical fiction with excellent aesthetics and a fantastic soundtrack.

  • If you like mysteries with just a bit of conspiracy in a thoroughly detailed historical setting, Mata Hari is the right adventure for you.

  • LEVEL (Czech Republic)

    We expected a first-class product from Barwood / Falstein duo and what did we get? An ordinary adventure with a flat story. The game itself is not that bad but we were hoping for something special. [Issue#174, Jan 2009]

  • The plot is not very stimulating. Acts follow each other with little drama, and its puzzles and minigames don't affect the game quite much.

  • Mata Hara was a legendary woman – this game is a one-dimensional disappointment. Instead of offering a thrilling story the game is just a line of mediocre dialogues, held together by some stereotypes. The riddles are boring and often only seem to be there to connect some mini games together. That’s not enough.

  • PC Zone UK

    There's little point bothering with Mata Hari, unless you're looking to sedate a relative and lack Rohypnol. [Dec 2009, p.75]

  • Mata Hari should have been made as a casual title. A handful of active screens, simple controls, and a few forgettable mini-games would have easily satisfied unpretentious gamers.

  • In the final analysis though, Mata Hari the game is something that Mata Hari the person never was: boring and pedestrian.

Mata Hari
$9.99 $2.00
Title: Mata Hari
Genre: Adventure
Released: 29 July 2009
Developer: 4Head Studios
Publisher: Viva Media
  • Single-player
  • Retro XP
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