Archaeologist Samantha Swift is back in an all-new Hidden Object adventure that takes her across the globe visiting the lost tribes of Atlantis. Each tribe holds a piece of an ancient artifact that tunes into the Senses, and it’s up to Sam to recover them before the relic is used in the evil Markus Payne’s latest scheme! Outwit Payne’s newest agent, the devious Colonel Tempesta, to ensure Samantha’s success in Samantha Swift and the Mystery from Atlantis.
- Clever puzzles
- Stop Markus Payne!
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7/8
- CPU: 1.0 GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 249 MB
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Samantha Swift: Mystery From Atlantis
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Samantha Swift: Mystery From Atlantis is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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upsysydaisy from
I Was Surprised That It Was So Good
It took a while for me to get a feel for the game...it worked a bit different than most other HOGs. All the scenes were delightfully full of items and your find list had some interaction, 2 birds to find in each scene that sat atop the hint meter, 2 lightning bolts to find in each scene which provided your number of hints. I very rarely use hints in HOGs, at the end of the game I had accumulated 25 of them. There is no click penalty, so you can click to your heart's content. The items are very small and/or well hidden and tricky. I don't mind the heavy challenge and a magnifying glass will become your best friend throughout much of the game. There is also a scanner to help in each scene, it will be easier to catch onto than to try and describe here. There is an additional step to completing a few of your found objects but it is fun and all easy to figure out. The game involved traveling across the globe seeking important artifacts and bringing them back to a museum to keep them safe and out of the hands of the female villain. It was a fun and busy journey and the story was different for a change and it was good. It even had a very satisfying ending which was not abrupt like so many others are. So for a less sophisticated game, it delivered a really good time and I am looking forward to playing my other Samantha games, hoping the challenge will be as enjoyable in those as well. Bonus feature at the end provides all the HO games, allowing you to collect points and test your time skills with no pressured time limits to drive you nuts. You can replay them as often as you like. It was fun, challenging myself. This entire Samantha Swift game, has great replay value and I highly recommend it
Date published: 2016-11-08
Rated 5 out of
5
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cathain3 from
Harder than the other Sam Swift games
The HO scenes for this games are still pretty easy as far as HO games go, but they are harder than the other games in the series. I still love the characters in this series. This game has a little better graphics than the other three games (still not realistic, but more beautiful this time). Worth 7 bucks, in my opinion.
Date published: 2012-01-05
Rated 4 out of
5
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sandrah212 from
Sam Swift, the female Indiana Jones
This is a very nice HOG with some interactive scenes and puzzles that is well worth your money! Despite its age, it doesn't look and feel too dated, and I actually like the graphics! Well-crafted story and characters, too!
There's high replayability, as you can try to beat your previous scores. You can also unlock a hidden object mode (with scenes from the game) that you can replay separately and also try to beat your score.
And there's a museum where all your findings are collected.
Date published: 2014-07-06
Rated 4 out of
5
by
MEnr56 from
VERY NICE GAME BUT...
I REALLY liked playing this game BUT I did NOT like the following:
*CONSTANTLY having to click on an item time and time and time again before it could be picked up
Several times I used the hint button only to discover that, in fact, what I was trying to pick up was the correct item. I found that aspect of the game VERY annoying and frustrating.
Date published: 2013-04-19
Rated 4 out of
5
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AdrianaIP from
Fun with beautiful, relaxing scenes, and clever ideas
The storyline is relaxed, and unlinke other HOG, you do not feel stressed by peering into detalis, but feel relaxed, and feel smart when you catch on. Amusing clever details, like causing an anvalanche by finding noisemkeras and using them. Still not the same level of fun "building of contraptions" as in previous games. Storyline, even if kept in background, is engaging and always there. Loved the scanners used in different scenes, as they upped the challenge.
Date published: 2012-04-18
Rated 1 out of
5
by
itsme4t3 from
if you like HOG
That's all this was...one big HOG. There was no adventure, a couple of very lame tiny puzzles. You were popped from HOG screen to HOG screen. The most boring game I have ever played. I don't mind HO, but with decent graphics and story etc.
Date published: 2012-04-20