Ever played one of those old-school GBA platformers that feel like a Saturday morning cartoon? The Mummy: Menace nails that vibe—you're basically running, jumping, and whipping through ancient ruins like some kind of undead Indiana Jones. The animation’s got that chunky, exaggerated style from the show, and the levels throw in just enough traps and mummy minions to keep you on your toes.

First few minutes in, you’re already dodging rolling boulders and swinging over pits—classic stuff. The controls are simple (thankfully), but some of those platforming sections? Brutal. You’ll curse a little when you miss a jump for the fifth time. Still, it’s got that weirdly satisfying loop of smashing pots for health and unlocking new areas with keys. Not groundbreaking, but solid if you’re into that early 2000s licensed-game energy.

Honestly, it’s a decent time-waster for fans of the show or anyone who misses when games were just… unapologetically games.