PSi writes: "As games in the Minis series go, Young Thor is attractive. It looks and sounds like boxed product, the kind of thing we were paying $29.99 for not that long ago. It's a good thing for gamers that are enthused about download games for platforms like the PSP Go or on PS3. The PSP version sports nice visual design, especially in the art style of the characters. Elements of Norse mythology are scattered throughout, including locations like Bifrost, a rainbow bridge that runs between the world of men and the world of the gods. Balancing on the line between typical 3D and more of a cel-shaded look, Young Thor occasionally pulls out something distinctive."
The PS Vita Review Network has posted their opinions of the PlayStation Mini, Young Thor.
"All in all, Young Thor was a neat little platformer, taking its roots from Norse Mythology that is not focused on enough in gaming. The visuals have taken a turn for the worse being stretched out on the Vita’s screen and many of the stages are carbon copies of others. However, if you enjoy beat-em-up games and Role-Playing Games, you should definitely give this game a go. It’s a fun little game worth the measly $2.49 price tag."
Neocrisis: Frima Studio, Canada's leading independent game developer, today announced that the Gods of Olympus have seen fit to allow the discounting of PlayStation mini title Young Thor, now available for 75% off its retail price at $1.25 USD.
Neocrisis: Frima Studio, a leading and award-winning multiplatform game developer based in Quebec, is pleased to announce that its PSP title Young Thor has launched in Japan, marking the first time a Western mini has been translated and ported for Japanese users.
