Thor is one of the most iconic figures from Norse mythology. He's been represented several times across various entertainment mediums to great effect, with the god of lightning proving time and time again why he's not someone to be messed around with. Odin's son has been represented in video games as well, where his boundless power is an indication of just how powerful this god really is.
That being said, not all versions of Thor in video games are completely alike and comparable in terms of sheer power alone. The fact is that Thor has actually seen varying levels of representation when it comes to depicting his strength, and the following games show the Norse god at his strongest.
10 Assassin's Creed Valhalla
The recent Assassin's Creed games have ventured into fantasy-heavy settings, as opposed to the relatively grounded settings of past games. Assassin's Creed Valhalla is no exception to this golden rule and features the appearance of several iconic figures from Norse mythology.
This includes Thor as well, although he's nowhere near as powerful as most people would assume. As a result, his spot is at the lowest rung of this list.
9 Lego Marvel Super Heroes
The Lego games are a ton of fun to play through, with imaginative gameplay across the board. Lego Marvel Super Heroes is one such title that lets players explore the world with a litany of Marvel's biggest superheroes.
Thor is also a part of the group, who has a bunch of great powers that cement his status as one of the most powerful heroes in the game. However, the very nature of Lego games means that these powers have to be reigned in and are nowhere near as awe-inspiring as they could be.
8 Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite
The Marvel Vs. Capcom series of fighting games are a ton of fun to play. Using Spider-Man to beat Ryu and Ken up is surprisingly engaging and one of the biggest reasons why this fighting series has been such a massive success.
However, as a result of balancing, almost all the characters in the game are pretty equal in terms of power. So, while it might not be accurate, Thor is just as powerful as all the other characters in this title, which can make him feel rather nerfed when it comes to showing his true potential.
7 Marvel Ultimate Alliance
The Marvel Ultimate Alliance series allows for a bunch of superheroes to team up and fight against massive intergalactic threats. This makes for a fun time, especially when players get to control some of their favorite heroes in the game.
That being said, all the heroes that players can control need to feel somewhat equal in terms of power to make them all viable to use. As a result, Thor in this game is nowhere near as powerful as he can be.
6 Marvel's Avengers
Marvel's Avengers was a complete disaster show from its announcement to release. While the gameplay of this title was great, the focus on a live-service model and a bunch of other questionable decisions ultimately led to its slow and painful demise.
That being said, there's no denying that controlling the superheroes in this game is a blast, including Thor. Once again, the need to make every superhero equally viable in combat means that Thor's powers are bound to be a bit reigned in.
5 Thor: God Of Thunder
The Marvel video games that came out during the franchise's initial run were nothing more than disappointing cash-ins. Thor: God of Thunder is no exception to this golden rule.
That being said, Thor: God of Thunder does a brilliant job of letting the titular superhero come into his own. Watching him beat up enemies with a wealth of superpowers is pretty engaging, even though the gameplay can feel rather soulless at times.
4 Jotun
Jotun is a game that focuses on Norse mythology, with many iconic figures from this setting making an appearance in the game. While Thor doesn't have a direct appearance, his hammer plays a direct role as a powerful God Power that Thora can use to fight her enemies.
Jotun is also the first game on this list that actually portrays Thor as an all-powerful God. He might not make a direct appearance, but his presence itself feels so larger-than-life that everyone who plays this game knows just how powerful the God of Thunder is.
3 Too Human
Too Human is a game that had many great ideas but failed in executing its core gameplay tenets. It combined elements of science fiction and Norse mythology to make for a riveting setting indeed.
In this game, Thor is a 2000-year-old cybernetically enhanced human who serves as one of the rulers of this game's version of Asgard. He's a powerful and awe-inspiring figure who seems incredibly powerful despite only being a god in the figurative sense.
2 God Of War
God of War's recent reboot has been nothing short of monumental success. The end of this title showed a glimpse of the God of Thunder and his potential confrontation with Kratos.
Fans can't wait to see just how much power Thor boasts in God of War Ragnarok. Until the game comes out, fans can only make educated guesses on what his power level can be, which is bound to be pretty high.
1 Age Of Mythology
Age of Mythology has a bunch of civilizations, each with their own unique mythologies and gods that bestow favors upon them. One of the gods from the Norse civilization that players can worship is the God of Thunder Thor himself.
His unique powers are great for both economical and military purposes, making his forces pretty tough and challenging indeed. The mere fact that a multitude of people worship and pine for Thor's favor is indicative enough of just how powerful he really is in this universe.