Here is the current version of Mr. Matt, available for download. After the long-awaited Release 3.50 (bigger screen sizes!), newer ones are expected to show up quite frequently for a few months, addressing reported problems (if any) or adding small improvements, until the program settles down again.

Note that new game files are being added all the time in the Mr. Matt games page, and translations into languages other than Mr. Matt's native English, are also updated independently of the program itself.

mrmatt-inst.exe — Mr. Matt Version 3.54, 2008/06/16

This is a self-extracting installation of Mr. Matt; the easiest way to have it on your computer in a minute or so.

mrmatt.zip — The same version packed as a zip archive

If you prefer to install Mr. Matt by manually unzipping files (and if you know how to do it), here is just a zip file. Unpack it into any folder, preferably on top of the previous version.

Make sure that your unzipper preserves the directory structure! (If you are using WinZip, check the [Use directory names] box; most other programs do it by default.)

New in Version 3.54:

• Added a work-around for the Vista "Acces denied" problem when installing registration key, extra games, or other files via File menu.
• Fixed the Hall of Champions problem: attributing the new best solution of a level to the player whose solution was replayed just before (this affected only the local HoC copy, not the official one.)
• Added a new option, "All", in drop-down menus of the game selection dialog.

Privacy and spyware notice: Mr. Matt respects the fact that your computer is your computer. It does not install any memory-resident programs persisting beyond the time you are playing the game, and it does not place or modify any files outside of the folder where it is installed. The only trace it leaves on your system is two entries in your Registry, used for licensing purposes. The program also does not access the network (local or Internet) behind your back: it will only launch your Web browser when you explicitly ask it to go to the Mr. Matt Web page.

(I'm feeling ridiculous providing this explanation: this is what one should expect from any application. Unfortunately, these principles are not observed any longer by many software vendors, including some major companies.)

Click HERE to learn more about Mr. Matt!