"I just beat it today and I have to say it was better than I expected it to be."

that's good enough for me to rent it, and I don't even know you.

Too Human only got bad for me towards the very end when with a level 50 whatever have you (Human Bio Engineer for me). There are only 4 levels and 5 bosses, replaying the same ones over and over just gets really ridiculous after 35+ hours with a character. For the depth of its items and gear tinkering it should really have a few more zones and the story could have used a lot better of an exposition.

Overall it gets a B- to C+ from me, good but defineatly missed its potential.

For me its just a smaller Diablo 2.

Too Human suked ass stop lieing to yourself. you know you dont like it, youre just trying to justify the money you dropped on it.

it was meh... i have yet to finish it and probably never will now that i have traded it in..
The controls were a bit iffy and the camera is horrid but the characters were pretty good by video game standards

I've played it through on co-op a couple of times now, and I gotta say I do like it. A bit more variation in the combat and moves would have been nice, and a few more levels wouldn't have gone amiss either, but I think it's overall pretty fun to play. The story's not bad as well. Only thing is it doesn't have too much replay value, and I'll probably end up trading it in fairly soon, so I'd recommend anybody to rent it rather than buy.

Looks alot like the Matrix, in that Machines = bad, enhanced humans = good, normal humans = annoying

I could never bring myself to finish it. The combat was incredibly repetetive, the story wasn't good enough to keep me interested, and while you get used to the camera and controls eventually, they never really feel intuitive.

It might have been better if I had tried co-op, but I prefer a good one player experience.

DARKLARK:
Too Human suked ass stop lieing to yourself. you know you dont like it, youre just trying to justify the money you dropped on it.

...or maybe he actually liked it.

Played through Single player as Defender. Thought it was repetitive until I realized I never tried to break out of the rut. I PAID to re-assign my points to other skills and forced myself to mix up my play style and it became much more fun. Decided to try co-op and found the team work made the combat more fun, especially when the classes compliment each other. Defender/Commando made quick work of all enemies. Playing as a Bio-e w/ a Beserker for my teammate worked well although he was moving so fast I could barely keep up with him. I'm going to put it on the shelf and pick it back up later for some more co-op.

Didn't enjoy it at all. Nothing but swinging the right analog stick around and watching enemies die. The same thing over and over and over and over. Plus it didn't help that the graphics were absolute shit (Played it in HD on a Samsung LCD TV and it still looked like something off of the PS2)

yeah i didnt like it really

I thought it was ok, like you I had little hope for it, but I did play it through and beat it. I broke up the monotony by reassining all of my points when I was higher level, then tried some co-op and that was fun. It was a good time waster while I wait for Force Unleashed and Dead Space. Reminds me a lot of Diablo 2.

I played the demo, and though I was impressed by the backstory and the fact that they actually tried to tell a tale, I didn't like it that much. I found the targeting system to be quite unintuitive. Also, it might just be me, but the combat seems to be biased towards the melee classes, except for a few mobs/bosses.

I have just finished playing "Too Human" for my 360 and pissed off that the game ends after 4 levels. you can finish this game under one day, and horrible graphics for a nexgen console.
yes there are postitives but they dont even matter. online co-op (2 people only), customisble armor to a point, five different classes.

and one dum thing ever you make a name for your charater and the story line uses its pre-set name.