use and have various effects. The first, the enchanted apple, heals Thor; another item electrocutes any enemy nearby. Magic and health do not regenerate over time, so they must be bought in villages or acquired from the random pickup provided by each slain enemy. These dead foes may also drop jewels, the currency of the game. The color of any item determines its value; a red item is worth 10 blue items. Reception Comparing it to The Legend of Zelda, Computer Gaming World liked God of Thunders gameplay and puzzles. Dragon's Sandy Petersen gave the game 3 out of 5 stars. References External links God of Thunder source code repository on SourceForge 1993 video games DOS games DOS-only games DOS-only freeware games Puzzle video games Video games based on Norse mythology Video games developed in the United States Public-domain software with source code Commercial video games with freely available source code