"Too Human is a name that will be familiar to the vast majority of regulars here at Electronic Theatre, for one of a number of reasons. Perhaps you have been following the title avidly over the past ten years since its original unveiling as a PlayStation title, through its life on the Nintendo64 and GameCube. Maybe it’s since the title has been picked-up as a shining-light for the Xbox360 – touted even as the franchise to make you “forget about Halo” - that your interest has piqued. Possibly,..."

"I was at no point prior to playing Too Human at all optimistic about it in any way shape or form. It wasn’t like I was looking at it with a “glass half empty” sort of view either. It was more of a “the glass is completely empty and there’s a clown trying to stab me in the neck” with it sort of thing.

So I guess it is reasonable to say that I had managed to not get caught up in all the positive hype that this title had generated during it’s massive development time. After playing the demo I..."

"Toward the final moments of Too Human, a horde of enemies so absurdly overpowered were thrown our way that we were cursed by inevitable death every ten seconds, over and over again. But in Too Human you don’t die per se. Instead, a Valkyrie – think of a broad shouldered god nurse with wings – appears out of thin air and revives you a limitless number of times. So, in a brilliant move of beating Too Human at its own dimwitted logic, the right trigger of the controller was taped down – leaving ..."

"The talented guys at Silicon Knights are not a bunch of nuggets. They and their QA people (if there were any) should have noticed these glaring issues. Instead, we are treated to what is one of the most annoying games you will have played in the last five years. Its not only annoying because of its flaws, but because as a veteran gamer I can see what this game SHOULD have been. Silicon Knights completely dropped the ball on this one. Too Human is one of those titles which should be a balls to..."