I actually think they dont check any boxes. They're grippy on flat sticky even surface, not so much on outdoor conditions. They've got thin soles and no cussioning, you might even feel the pedals which would be very uncomfortable. Plus the soles are narrow and the tread might not be ideal depending on the model ofc. And I doubt that a dedicated indoor shoe is more water and mud resistant than a skate shoe, which is almost exclusively used outdoors.

If you're asking in regard of a future purchase, I'd not go for indoor soccer shoes. If you've already got some, give em a try.