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Tiny Thor
Tiny Thor is a classic Jump'n'Run that cleverly combines elements of action, puzzles and skill. The unique hammer-throwing action spellbinds players right from the start and acquires special superhuman abilities and upgrades as the game progresses.
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Tiny Thor is quite enjoyable with small play hours. It would take about five to six hours to beat the game and that is without visiting trials or going for all the gems.
“Cute” and “Thor” may not be words you think would go together when discussing the mighty Norse god. However, it will probably be the first thing you’ll think of when you see Tiny Thor. This 16-Bit platformer, which devs Asylum Square call a “love letter to the golden age of SNES and Sega Genesis platformers”, presents a tiny, pixelated, child version of Thor who has just received his divine hammer, Mjölnir, on his tenth birthday from his father Odin. On your way to play with y...
In 2012 an Idea was formed for a game based around Thor… not the most original idea but there is a twist! This will be based on child Thor who has just been
All of that being said, Tiny Thor still manages to charm and bring new mechanics to an old school genre of game. The boss battles are clever fights that are feasible with practice. The music and art style is top notch, and the main mechanic of angling your shots works really well. It's when the game ups the challenge to a point that the movement and abilities aren’t necessarily equipped for. Instigating a fast paced timer based wall jump challenge, when the wall jump itself has a 1-2 second delay on it, is one specific example. These kinds of instances do more to point out the games’ limit…
Tiny Thor boasts cute pixel art and a wealth of well-designed puzzles, but its infuriating difficulty makes it a hard sell for all but the masocore faithful.
A cute 2D side-scroller, Tiny Thor blends a nostalgic approach to game construction with influences taken from Norse mythology. You play as the titular young Th
This game is a blast from the past wrapped up in a new experience with its nostalgic-like gameplay!
While the story is nothing intensely captivating, it’s solid enough and doesn’t detract from the game. It’s a fairly standard romp in the world of Norse mythology and Thor is a great character for a platformer. Tiny Thor really shines with its puzzle-solving, hammer-throwing mechanics, fun boss fights, and level-based design. It's accompanied by a great soundtrack, a vibrant feel and a Genesis-era pixel art style. In a time where there’s a slew of giant, open, overwhelming games, Tiny Thor stands out as a fun and straightforward puzzle platformer with mechanics that are not only satisfying but...