Too Human soundtrack grinds iTunes, CD for phat lootz

I really wanted to like this game. I finally rented it and I have to say I eventually realized the hate it receives is deserving. The areas are repetitive, many things happen around you that are barely explained, the enemies are repetitive, controls make you feel like you're not even doing anything, some of the characters look outright AWFUL. I had to laugh when I realized that story-based comments by your AI team could be repeated over and over and over again if you walked over certain parts of the level. I mean, come on.

Even if you sit around and think about how they clearly didn't spend every minute of the past 10 years working on this game, it still came out poorly. I don't understand it. It features some of the exact same issues Eternal Darkness had. It's like nothing was learned from in the past decade.

At least I have Dark Legions, that was fun.

Anyway, the soundtrack was not bad.

It was.. alright.. once you found how it was sposed to be played. The plot was passable as the levels were so long.. tried the online mode & died 20 odd times, which was twice as much as I'd died going through the campaign twice. Wasn't very original, it felt like I'd been there before. Can't remember the music at all, had a good cast on voice acting, just a dodgy script..
I could usually hear Kim of Gears of War on Baldurs line (since it's the same actor. Loki was played by the Holographic Doctor from Star Trek Voyager, was my favourite character & could of featured more)

I thought the demo was alright, so when I saw the game on Amazon today for 19.99 I went ahead and ordered it. Once I get started on it, I'll definitely be listening to see what the soundtrack is like.

I played the game for a good long while. The combat was a good hold-over as I wait for Diablo III.

I would put Too Human far-far-above Hellgate:London in fun, but Diablo II is still the reigning champion even at 800x600 with massive cheating online.