Alright, so Indiana Jones – The Last Crusade on the Sega Genesis is basically you playing through the movie, but with way more punching. Like, Indy throws hands a lot in this game. You start off in a castle, dodging traps and whipping Nazi goons—classic stuff—but then it shifts to this weird mix of side-scrolling brawls and top-down puzzle sections.

The whip feels good to use, though sometimes the hit detection is a little wonky (you’ll swear you hit that guy). And the puzzles? Some are clever, but a few had me wandering around clueless until I accidentally bumped into the right thing. The music nails that adventurous Indy vibe, even if the graphics are obviously dated now.

It’s not the smoothest Genesis game out there, but if you’re into retro movie tie-ins or just want to live out your fedora-wearing fantasies, it’s a solid time. Just don’t expect it to hold your hand—this is pure ’90s trial-and-error design.