Too Human, the new Xbox 360 title from Silicon Knights, is part of a planned trilogy from the Canadian game developer.
After a demo version of Too Human at E3 2006 was panned by some critics, Silicon Knights CEO Demis Dyack defended his game in a recent EGM Live podcast.
Too Human, a third-person action title, uses Epic's Unreal Engine 3
The science fiction saga deals with the relationship between mankind and advanced technology.
Denis Dyack says it took Silicon Knights two years create Baldur, the main character of Too Human, which includes conceptual art and design.
Too Human takes inspiration from a variety of sources, from Norse mythology to popular science fiction writers.
Initially, Too Human was scheduled for a 2007 release. However, following the criticism of the E3 demo, Silicon Knights has declined to provide any further details about the game other than to say the game will not be released until it's absolutely ready.
Too Human will be Silicon Knight's first title for Microsoft's console platform and first game since 2002's Eternal Darkness for the Nintendo GameCube.
Too Human will combine gameplay elements of shooter titles and sword combat.
Besides the sci-fi epic Too Human, Silicon Knights is working on an unannounced title with Sega and has also hinted at a possible sequel to Eternal Darkness.
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