"overly simplistic gameplay; crude visuals and sound" and "ludicrous ethnic stereotypes." Rob Tribe of PC Zone called it "very, very addictive," though like Next Generation, he criticized the fact that the player character cannot shoot diagonally but enemies can. Shane Mooney of PC Games found it repetitive and expected a better game from LucasArts. In 1996, Computer Gaming World declared Indy's Desktop Adventures the 15th-worst computer game ever released. References External links 1996 video games Desktop Adventures Classic Mac OS games Video games developed in the United States Video games set in the 1930s Video games set in Mexico Windows games LucasArts games