Ever played The Legend of Thor on the Sega Genesis? It’s one of those side-scrolling action games where you swing a massive hammer and smash through Norse mythology like it’s made of wet cardboard. The French version doesn’t change much—just some text and maybe a slightly weirder title—but the gameplay’s the same chaotic fun.

You start off in some misty Viking village, and within seconds, you’re already clobbering skeletons and dodging fireballs. The controls are simple (jump, attack, repeat), but the levels throw curveballs—like sudden pits or enemies popping out of nowhere. And yeah, the music’s got that classic Genesis chiptune grit.

Not gonna lie, the hit detection can be janky, and some jumps feel like they require pixel-perfect timing. But there’s something satisfying about sending enemies flying with Thor’s hammer. If you’re into old-school beat-’em-ups with a mythological twist, this one’s a solid time-waster.