I love point-and-click games and I have a lot of experience with them. I was utterly disappointed. First of all, Gerhard Mayer walks way to slow. I'm not kidding, I went and got a beer and got back before he had walked across the road!
Like others have reviewed, tedious tasks, horrible interface, and even the atmosphere in the game was horrible. In a point-and-click game, if it doesn't have humour (wich this game shouldn't have) it needs good music and a great atmosphere. I never even had that mystery feeling one should get from games like this. The Sherlock games was much better, get them instead.
Stay clear, nothing to see here.
3/10

Good Premise, mediocre execution. Having not played a point-and-click since Titanic, over 14 years ago, I thought I'd try this as the WW2 spy theme seemed interesting. Sadly, it proved nearly unplayable. Someone experienced with this sort of game may do fine, but I struggled to figure out what I was supposed to do and eventually gave up. You have to do so many boring tasks to get something simple done, as if they tried to prevent the game from being to short, instead of making a better longer game. Example (MINOR SPOILERS): struggle to set up spy camera with correct lens (no instructions given), tripod too low for view out of window (seriously?), go back to office and search for taller tripod, try camera again only to find steam from leaky pipe in nearby building blocking view, find someone to fix pipe...take photo...develop photo (no instructions given), give photos to your boss who does not accept them because you apparently had to take more photos (this was never made clear). The game is full of this, tedious and not enough guidance or help. The voice acting is very mediocre (why get sleepy americans to do german voices?). There were also some problems with screen resolution and loading crashes. All in all a pity, as this game clearly had some potential, with great and historically authentic looking visuals. If you like the subject material and have a lot of experience with these sorts of games, you may like it, otherwise, give this a miss as there are probably much better point-and-click games out there.

I'm so extemly aroused by the main character of Gerhard Meyer in his uniform that I can't properly focus on the game.

Excellent game, especially for history buffs.

Placed in 1944 Mayer, a Gestapo soldier, is attempting to hide his love for men with his never ending flirting with females. Engage in awkward dialogue and confusing puzzles in order to suceed with the plan to ki- TO BE CONTINUED.