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"Too Early" To Talk About Silicon Knight's Unannounced Projects
A press release from Canada Telefilm listed projects approved for government aid. Included in that list is a Siren in the Maelstorm from Too Human developer Silicon Knights. More »Silicon Knights Exec Leaves Company
Rob DePetris, vice-president of finance for Canadian developer Silicon Knights, has left the company. His reason?The Most Disappointing Games of 2008
This year had no shortage AAA releases. But it also had plenty of games where we held them and said, like a saddened parent, no we don't hate you, we're just ... disappointed in you.Too Human Soundtrack Hits CD and iTunes
Too Human had a mixed reaction from reviewers. I thought the game had merit, but was flawed. Now you can buy what some may say was the best part of the title: The music. More »Rumor: Sega Drops Silicon Knights' Unannounced Game
Silicon Knights Lays Off 25 to 30
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Oh, So Too Human Didn't Take Ten Years To Make
Too Human Review: Dyack's Human Too
Too Human is neither as good nor as bad as many have made it out to be. The action role-playing game, nearly ten years in the making, built up quite a storm of controversy and expectations as it tumbled its way to completion and release. The game tackles a retelling of Norse mythology with a cyber twist and works to reinvent the way people play button mashers. In the game the most loved god in Norse mythos, Baldur must contend with enemies on all sides and balance his desire for revenge with thoughts of the greater good. More »No, Famitsu Does Not Hate Too Human
Microsoft Compares Too Human To Star Wars And Lord of The Rings
Frankenreview: Too Human
Too Human has been in development for more than a decade by Denis Dyack and the crew at Silicon Knights. The kick-off for the Cybernorse trilogy was critically panned when previews hit and Dyack was quick to attack those who dug into the early code. But now the game is in stores and there's no more room for excuse making. We've gathered together a cross-section of critical analysis from across the web to try and find a bit of insight into whether the game is worth buying and playing. More »Dyack: Canadian Town's Future Riding on Too Human
It Finally Happened. Too Human Went Gold.
Denis Dyack Explains Too Human (In Bed)
Dyack Promises "Dynamic, Intelligent Camera" For Too Human
Too Human Gets Euro Release Date
Molyneux Is Sorry For Denis Dyack
What Did You Think Of The Too Human Demo?
Too Human Demo Coming To LIVE Next Week
As part of its "Bringing It Home" E3 campaign, Microsoft will finally let loose the public demo of Too Human via Xbox Live, reports IGN. Anticipation for the demo is likely at an all-time high, as Silicon Knights' bossman Denis Dyack has been teasing a demo since August of '07. We expect a flurry of varying opinions upon its release. More »