- November 14, 2017
- RDavis
God Of Thunder
98%Game Brain Score
music, gameplay
graphics, story
98% User Score 80 reviews
Platforms
PCWindowsMs Dos
About
God of Thunder is a 2D platform puzzle game created by Ron Davis and published by Software Creations in 1993. It was previously a shareware product but was released as freeware.











+2
Audience ScoreBased on 80 reviews
music8 positive mentions
story2 negative mentions
- The game features an outstanding soundtrack that captures the nostalgia of the era, making it a joy to play.
- God of Thunder combines engaging puzzles with action-adventure gameplay, offering a humorous narrative that keeps players entertained.
- As a free game, it provides a solid experience with charming graphics and a fun mix of exploration and problem-solving.
- The controls can feel clunky and may require adjustment, especially for modern players used to more refined mechanics.
- Some puzzles can be frustratingly difficult, and the lack of mid-screen checkpoints can lead to tedious backtracking.
- While the game is nostalgic, its graphics and sound design may feel dated compared to contemporary titles, potentially limiting its appeal to new players.
- music19 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The music in the game is widely praised for its catchy and immersive quality, with many reviewers highlighting the soundtrack as a standout feature that enhances the overall experience. While some noted that the music can become repetitive during long sessions, the iconic sound effects and humorous themes contribute to a nostalgic and engaging atmosphere. Overall, the soundtrack is considered excellent, with many users expressing a strong emotional connection to it.
“10/10 for the soundtrack alone.”
“The music is excellent (especially the first episode's field theme), it has a quirky sense of humor, and way more to do just wandering around and having fun than in most of its contemporaries.”
“The music is catchy and fits the vibe, though you might find it repetitive after long sessions.”
“My computer wasn't able to play the music, so I never heard this game's soundtrack before, but the sound effects were so iconic that I've been quoting the 'ouu' gem pick up sound effect my whole life.”
“The gameplay is fairly smooth and the music and sound effects are a prime example of DOS audio nostalgia.”