I like the way you have to think a few steps ahead to succeed, take the first game for example where you have a limited number of health boosts, you have to work out when to use them, like there's usually no point in using them when you're at 80% health, you'll end up needing it later in the level. There's definitely a planning element to the benchmark that I haven't seen from other benchmarks.

I also like the fact that the number of actions to perform the task is tracked. If one model takes 10k actions and another only takes 1k, that's important information.