#retro platformer

[linuxgamenews]

Tiny Thor work through through challenging levels via Steam Play

Tiny Thor retro platformer game launches on Proton for Linux with Windows PC. Asylum Square has worked tirelessly to create an amazing experience, alongside testing to ensure everything is just right. Available on Steam, GOG, and Humble Store. Gameforge has teamed up with a small developer called Asylum Square to bring you Tiny Thor. It's a 16-bit pixel platformer, so it offers that old school look from the past with solid graphics and pixel art. In Tiny Thor, you get to play a character who is a young god with a mighty hammer, mini-Mjölnir. With this mighty hammer, you'll go on a magical adventure through 36 levels. Since each level has a different world that you have to explore, filled with enemies and puzzles to solve. To defeat the baddies and overcome obstacles, you'll need to use your hammer in clever ways. You can throw it at enemies and objects, and it will bounce back to you. It's like a boomerang. This comes in handy when you need to hit things that are far away or hidden behind walls. You'll have to aim true and figure out the best way to use your hammer's powers.

Tiny Thor - Release Trailer

As you progress in Tiny Thor, you'll come across big boss battles against famous characters from Norse mythology. Such as the Kraken and Loki. Thre are tough challenges that are due to test your skills. One of the features about Tiny Thor is that it has an old-school feel to it. The graphics are created by an artist who's been making pixel art for a long time. So it has that retro look that some people really love. And the music is due to give you that nostalgic feeling too. So get ready to step into the shoes of the mighty, solve puzzles, defeat enemies, and have a blast in the magical world of Asgard. It's time for some hammer-swinging, puzzle-solving action! Enjoy the retro platformer game. Right now, you can play Tiny Thor via Windows PC. But according to Asylum Square, "it works fine with Proton", via Linux. Available on Steam, GOG, and Humble Store. Priced at $17.99 USD / £15.07 / 17,99€, including the 10% launch discount.

[forever70s]

young woman wearing a granny squares vest (Chicago, 1974)

[rittzler]

my game is out!!! whoao

you can get Pseudoregalia for just 6 bucks on steam right now!! it's a short but tight little metroidvania, with very open progression and expressive movement!

i hope you try it out, and have fun!

[tony-lee-gordy]

So I recently beat this game called Panzer Paladin. It was developed and published by Tribute Games back in 2020 (the best year...) and I had a pretty good time with it

The game is a retro inspired 2d platformer with a heavy emphasis on weapon management. Younger new weapons to either use in battle or break for beneficial purposes like healing, buffing, or an offensive attack. You also need one in order to activate a checkpoint. I liked this. It was fun getting new weapons and seeing their stats and break effect. Added a nice twist to an otherwise basic platformer....though I do wish there was an option to sort my weapons by say weapon type or durability.

I also didn't like how frail Flame was outside of her mech. It wasn't as bad as say Jason in Blaster Master 0 1, but you could still barely take many hits in the parts where you need to.

I also don't like how leaving the villan hideout to the world map at any time resets you back to the first stage of the tower. I did that by accident and I felt deflated. Not enough to give up but enough to get a slightly irritated taste in my mouth. Also got the chaos ending by mistake..oops

But honestly, outside of those minor setbacks, I really liked this game from the gameplay, the visual design that looks like a 90s mech anime, and the music which has some pretty damng good tracks. I'd reccomend it if you're in the mood for a fun 2D platformer so if it's still on sale give it a go. ^_^

[n64retro]

Banjo-Kazooie Rareware / Nintendo Nintendo 64 1998

[gmology]

Spyro the Dragon (1998)

[skunkes]

shoe issue

[arcadebroke]

[quantumwitchgame]

Hi! I'm Nikki, a big gay lesbian who's always wanted to make a game and tell the story of a load of very gay, trans, non binary, and extremely queer characters!

And I am!

It's called Quantum Witch, and it's the story of Ren and Tyra as they battle gods, help the oppressed, and maybe do a fetch quest or two.

Here's a load of art from it!

[asiaphotostudio]

Tokyo, 1990 Yamashita Station, Tokyo, Japan. 日本 東京 東急電鉄世田谷線 山下駅 Photography by Michitaka Kurata

[ghw-archive]

1970s heels

[bebemoon]

“country girl moves to california in the ‘70s to become a star.”, requested by @lowvaluewoman | frankies bikinis "charli" off-the-shoulder mini dress in scarlet dot, sandy liang "cob" earrings, vintage soft ivory crochet wrist-length gloves, vintage sterling silver heart padlock charm bracelet w/ 19 silver charms, vintage white rim oversized square sunglasses, hermès "cabriole" eau de senteur (fragrance for children), top-handle wicker basket bag w/ blue gingham scarf, solcaleyo (on etsy) wooden platform sandals w/ bow detail in white

[forever70s]

preteen fashions from Sears (1975 & 1976)

[rubeki]

Hello Tumblr!

I'm an indie game developer from Canada. Working on a game called Lorn's Lure, which you can wishlist on Steam here!

Lorn's Lure is an atmospheric narrative first-person platformer with novel climb-anything mechanics and modernized retro 3D graphics.

You play as an android that got lost in a massive structure after following a glitch.

I hope to meet some cool folks here too! :)

Cheers

[videogamepolls]

[n64retro]

Super Mario 64 (Nintendo, 1996)