Alright, so Legende De Thor La is one of those old-school Sega Genesis/Master System games that feels like it teleported straight out of the '90s. You play as Thor—not the Marvel version, but a pixelated warrior with a sword and a serious need to jump across platforms like your life depends on it (because it kinda does).

The first thing you’ll notice? The music. It’s got that classic chiptune vibe, the kind that sticks in your head after you turn the console off. And the levels? They’re packed with enemies that seem to pop up just when you’re mid-jump, because of course they do. It’s not unfair, just… very retro in its approach to difficulty.

Honestly, the controls take a second to get used to—Thor swings his sword like he’s got all day, so timing is everything. But once it clicks, there’s something satisfying about clearing a screen of baddies or finally nailing that tricky jump after three failed attempts. If you’ve got nostalgia for this era or just want to see what Genesis action-RPGs felt like back then, this one’s a solid time capsule.