Earlier this year, Gameforge released Tiny Thor on PC. Tiny Thor is a game that challenges players to utilize Thor’s might hammer in unique ways to overcome the enemies and bosses that come his way. Today, Gameforge announced that Tiny Thor will be making its way to the Nintendo Switch on August 3rd.
The game has very positive ratings on Steam currently. Tiny Thor features 16-bit graphics and gameplay centered around using a mini-Mjölnir as you lead the pint-sized Norse God through 36 challenging levels filled with all kinds of obstacles. Use the mighty hammer and its unlockable power-ups to travel the realms of Asgard, defeating an army of adversaries dead set on stopping Thor in his tracks.
Tiny Thor features art from veteran pixel artist Henk Nieborg (Spyro: A Hero’s Tail, Contra 4) and an original soundtrack from Chris Hülsbeck (Star Wars: Rogue Squadron, Turrican). “We’re very happy that the mightiest, but tiniest, god of thunder is making his way onto the Nintendo Switch,” said Jochen Heizmann, Asylum Square co-founder. “Not only does it open up Tiny Thor to a whole new audience, but the ability to take his adventure on the go means that you can embody the diminutive demigod and continue his quest from anywhere.”
Key Features of Tiny Thor:
- It’s Hammer Time!: Use the ricocheting mini-Mjölnir and its special abilities to complete puzzles and defeat enemies
- Small, But Mighty: Triumph in epic boss battles against Norse mythology icons such as the Kraken and Loki
- Old School, New Game: Art from veteran pixel artist Henk Nieborg and an original soundtrack from Chris Hülsbeck enhances the game’s retro credentials
Tiny Thor releases on Nintendo Switch on August 3rd for €19.99, £16.75, $19.99 USD, and $25.99 CAD. Tiny Thor is currently available for the same pricing on Windows PC via Steam, GOG, and the Epic Games Store. Players can also pick up the Tiny Thor Ragnarok n’ Roll Edition, including the game and the official soundtrack, on PC for €25/$25 USD.
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