Pre-owned Too Human (Xbox 360)

Too Human is an action role-playing game developed by Silicon Knights and published by Microsoft Game Studios for the Xbox 360 in 2008. This description refers specifically to the original Xbox 360 release and does not include any downloadable content or post-launch updates. Set in a distant futuristic reinterpretation of Norse mythology, the story follows Baldur, a cybernetic god-like warrior known as an Aesir, serving the advanced machine-god Odin. Humanity has been partially mechanized in order to survive a long-standing war against relentless robotic forces known as the Machines. As conflict escalates, Baldur is sent to investigate growing threats and uncover the deeper origins of the war, while confronting themes of destiny, artificial life, and divine control. Gameplay is presented from a third-person perspective and blends action combat with role-playing progression systems. Combat is primarily melee-focused, with Baldur using a combination of light and heavy attacks, aerial combos, and weapon-based abilities against large groups of enemies. The game emphasizes continuous combat flow, where players chain attacks together to build momentum and deal increased damage. Players choose from multiple character classes, each offering different combat styles and skill trees, such as enhanced melee specialization, ranged cybernetic attacks, or defensive tank-like abilities. As enemies are defeated, players earn experience points that can be used to upgrade abilities, unlock new combat techniques, and improve cybernetic augmentations. A notable feature of the Xbox 360 version is its dual-analog stick control scheme, where one stick controls movement while the other controls melee attacks, replacing traditional attack buttons. The game also includes loot-based progression, with enemies dropping randomized weapons, armor pieces, and cybernetic enhancements that alter stats and abilities. The base Xbox 360 release includes a full single-player campaign with online cooperative multiplayer for up to two players, allowing players to progress through missions together. It excludes any additional downloadable content packs, such as new armor sets, bonus equipment, or post-release content expansions. The game is known for its ambitious blend of mythology and science fiction, as well as its experimental combat system and long development history.