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Too Human Trilogy Isn't Dead
Once upon a time, I thought that Too Human and Mass Effect were similar. Both were ambitious sci-fi trilogies...but only one came out on top. Too Human released in 2008 to poor reviews and disappointing sales, but developer Silicon Knights isn't giving up on the series.
In an interview with Industry Gamers, Silicon Knights president Denis Dyack explains that Too Human isn't done yet. "We intend to finish the trilogy but no comment beyond that," says Dyack. "You know, there's very public litigation around that."
The lawsuit with Epic Games may be holding Dyack back from saying more, but I'm surprised to hear that the studio still has faith in the Too Human trilogy after the first entry's performance.
(Source: Industry Gamers)
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