Each game takes a bit too long to complete to truly be a five-minute blast, with an hour being quoted for each runthrough. In comparison to the likes of Rodent's Revenge, Desktop Adventures comes off more favourably. They can even take aim on the diagonal which is something you cannot do. His weapons, whether it be his whip, gun or other item, are slow to attack the hyperactive enemies who can hit you at the slightest of touches. Indy moves is sticcato, jumping from tile to tile with next to no animation at all. The world is randomly generated upon each new game which can often result in wildly varying difficulty. If you think of it as a full game in the same vein as Zelda, it comes across very poorly.
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