
Action! Adventure! Puzzles! Corny humor! God Of Thunder is the full version of a 1994 shareware game that you've probably never heard of. It is now freeware, so have fun.
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Childhood classic. A mixture of Sokoban, Zelda, corny humor and Norse mythology. For a 1994 indie game, it still plays amazing and I love the soundtrack. In reality it is a very simple game, but it's worth a few minutes of your time if you never experienced it, even if it is cheesy and janky.
Mr Ron, thanks for putting this up on steam. I remember fondly playing it back in the day. It's great that you've made it available to enjoy once more!
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Best sound effects in any game ever and music that will stick to your brain. It's an old DOS game but fun puzzles throughout with a decent amount of challenge. Lots of snarky and witty jokes with a bit of 4th wall breaking that parodies the genre somewhat. At the price of $0, I highly recommend just giving it a shot and if you've played it before you can have a little nostalgia trip.
best game from my childhood.
I actually played this obscure game back in the day on my older brother's computer. He'd download a bunch of games to keep me occupied. I had completely forgotten about this game until watching a SNES Drunk video talking about obscure games. My mind exploded the moment I saw the game on the screen once that forgotten memory came flooding back. I downloaded and started playing. This game has that old-school humor that was prevalent back in those days (kinda like the original Monkey Island) and that I find amusing. Anyway, the game play can be a little challenging when it comes to timing insta-death projectiles using kinda wonky directional keys and a speedy little hero. It has just enough "go talk to this person and then find the item they want to get a key" style quests to keep you entertained but nothing where it starts to feel like tedious, never ending fetch quests (looking at you, No Man's Sky...). Anyway, if you can tolerate really old games like this, this is a great game. If not, it's understandable. Nevertheless, I recommend this game.
I never played this when I was a kid. Quite a neat, hidden and free gem this game is! Only minor thing, I wish the game didn't crash when I go fullscreen, but it was still very enjoyable in window mode.
Great game. Lots of memories palying this when I was little, still very enjoyable today.
Una maravilla de juego
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