Okay, so The Story of Thor—or Hikari O Tsugumono if you're fancy—is one of those Genesis RPGs that doesn’t get enough love. You start off as this kid with a magic gauntlet (because why not?), and suddenly you’re diving into temples, slashing monsters, and solving these little environmental puzzles that actually make you stop and think for a second.

The combat’s simple but satisfying—you’ve got your sword swings and a handful of spells that feel way more powerful than they probably are. And the dungeons? They’re packed with traps, hidden switches, and enemies that’ll ambush you if you’re not paying attention. The music’s got that classic Sega vibe too—moody synth tracks that somehow make fighting giant scorpions feel epic.

It’s not the deepest RPG out there, but there’s something charming about how it throws you into this weird, colorful world without over-explaining everything. If you’re into old-school action-RPGs with a bit of mystery, this one’s a solid time capsule.