As the Cybernetic God Baldur, players are thrust into the midst of an ongoing battle that threatens the existence of mankind.
VideoGamer Score:
7Our Verdict: Ultimately it's a game that has failed to deliver on its promise or reach its potential.
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News: Too Human dev returning to most requested franchise
Too Human and X-Men: Destiny developer Silicon Knights has laid off nearly half its workforce following a split from an unnamed publisher for an unannounced game, reports Kotaku.
News: Silicon Knights layoffs shrink studio
Silicon Knights, the Canadian studio behind Too Human and recent flop X-Men Destiny, has laid off 72 of its 97 staff, according to two credible independent sources.
News: Too Human developer to gain 80 new employees
After funding from state officials, the Ontario-based Silicon Knights, developer of 2008's Too Human, is to hire 80 new members of staff. The money will help bump the studio from 100 employees to 180.
News: Silicon Knights sticks by Too Human trilogy
Studio still intends to 'finish the trilogy'.
News: Halo 3 number one played game on LIVE in 2008
CoD4 number two, GTAIV number three.
Article: Top 10: Disappointments of 2008
Those depressing kicks to the stomach.
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Too Human dev returning to most requested franchise in Article Comments
Fair enough - I need to dig out my copy again, but I thought the loot system was pretty funky. I can get where you are coming from regarding wasted potential, but I still don't personally think it...
Too Human developer to gain 80 new employees in Article Comments
If Silicon Knights are going to be self-publishing I'd expect the majority of those new jobs to go into marketing/sales/administration rather than development. It's a massive step for a...
Silicon Knights sticks by Too Human trilogy in Article Comments
Count me in, loved the original, full of the tweaky statty stuff I love and a rather wicked endgame if you took the trouble to reach that far. I think I spent 186 hours finding all the bits of my...
