Oh man, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade on Game Boy—this one takes me back. It's a weird little adaptation of the movie where you're mostly punching Nazis and solving puzzles in these tiny, claustrophobic screens. The whip feels kinda stiff to use at first, but once you get the timing down, it's oddly satisfying to smack enemies with it.

You start off in a jungle temple (of course), dodging traps and collecting artifacts. The platforming's janky in that classic Game Boy way—don't expect smooth jumps—but there's something charming about how it crams the movie's adventure into this tiny green-scale world. Just don't expect voice acting or cutscenes; it's all text boxes and your imagination filling in the gaps.

Honestly, it's more fun than it has any right to be for a licensed game from 1994.