Sprite-based platformer Tiny Thor launched for Windows and received a Nintendo Switch console port, published by Gameforge. The Independently-developed title sports eye-catching 16-bit pixel art by Henk Nieborg and incorporates an electronic music score by game composers Chris Hülsbeck and Fabian Del Priore.

Orders for the soundtrack album, pressed on compact disc, have opened at Black Screen Records in Europe and Light in the Attic in Seattle. Featured artwork is by Nieborg, Andrew Bado, Nauris Amatnieks, and developer Asylum Square.

The 25-track digital soundtrack can be purchased through Bandcamp and Steam, with streaming on Spotify and YouTube Music. Strictly Limited Games' physical edition for Nintendo Switch includes a download code for the album, along with the developer's spiritual predecessor "Hammer Kid."


Player character Thor wields Mjölnir, the mighty ricocheting hammer that never misses its target. The adolescent son of Odin learns special abilities, traversing thirty handcrafted levels across the mystical Norse realm of Asgard. Along the way, Thor challenges epic boss encounters, each requiring the adoption of unique gameplay strategies.

Verified for use with the Steam Deck, Tiny Thor for Windows is currently available through Steam, GOG and the Epic Games Store, published by Gameforge.


From the product page:

Tiny Thor features 16-bit graphics and gameplay centered around using Mjölnir, leading our Norse hero through challenging levels filled with all kinds of obstacles. It offers tight controls, fast-paced action and an experience tinged with nostalgia.

Black Screen Records - Tiny Thor Original Soundtrack CD

Light in the Attic - Tiny Thor Original Soundtrack CD

Strictly Limited Games - Tiny Thor - MJÖLNIR Edition (Nintendo Switch)

YouTube Music - Tiny Thor Original Soundtrack (Streaming)

Tiny Thor soundtrack, pressed on compact disc, ships from Black Screen Records in Europe and @lightintheattic in Seattle. Music for the independently-developed platformer, published by @GF_IndieForge, is composed by Chris Hülsbeck & Fabian Del Priore: https://t.co/HZ27cm9GNS pic.twitter.com/0RDC3pnxFM

— The Ongaku (@TheOngaku) June 17, 2024