Infinity Blade II - Games

Infinity Blade II

Publisher:	Chair Entertainment Group, LLC
Categories:	Games Entertainment
6.99

Released:Dec 01, 2011
Current Version:1.3.2
10.81 MB
Seller:Chair Entertainment Group

Rated 9+

Description

95 **2011 IGN "Mobile Game of the Year"**
**2012 AIAS "Mobile Game of the Year"**
**Winner of the IMGA "Excellence in Gameplay" and "Grand Prix" Awards**
**Entertainment Weekly's "Top 10 Video Games of 2011"**
**15 Perfect Scores and more than 20 Game of the Year Awards**

The award-winning Infinity Blade story continues!

IGN - 10 out of 10 - Editor's Choice
TOUCH GEN - 5 out of 5 - Editor's Choice
TOUCH ARCADE - 5 out of 5
USA TODAY - 4 out of 4
G4TV.COM - 5 out of 5
APPOLICIOUS - 5 out of 5
MODOJO - 5 out of 5
SLIDE TO PLAY - 4 out of 4
GAMESPOT - 9 out of 10 - Editor's Choice

IGN - "Infinity Blade 2 is a must own"
Touch Arcade - "An iOS Masterpiece"
INTO MOBILE - "The King of iOS Gaming Continues its Reign."
IGN - "The Perfect Sequel"
USA TODAY - "A masterful mobile epic!"

The God King has been defeated, an unlikely hero has emerged and now you must discover the truth behind the secrets of the Infinity Blade. The continuing journey of young Siris unfolds as you delve deeper into the world of the Deathless tyrants and their legion of Titans. Can you unlock all the mysteries and successfully wield the power of the Infinity Blade in this timeless swordplay adventure of champions and villains?

A Robust & Dynamic 3D World:
Explore beautiful and immersive environments that dynamically change over time during your travels and venture to exotic locations such as the Asian themed Saydhi’s Estate or the medieval inspired Vault of Tears featuring multiple paths to explore.

Featuring 3 All-New Styles of Combat:
Now you can choose from multiple classes of weapons, armor and spells, each with specialized capabilities such as Dual Wielding, Two-Handed and the standard Weapon & Shield class. Learn each discipline by using Infinity Blade II’s intuitive pick-up and play game play style that is easy to use, yet difficult to master!

Infinity Blade’s Trademark Character Customization Evolved:
Create and forge even more powerful weapons with mystical objects you discover and collect along your journey, expanding your overall arsenal with all-new elemental powers & capabilities!

Massively Social Global Challenges:
Jump into ClashMob, an innovative new gaming experience that allows you to earn rewards by participating in massively social, asynchronous global challenges. Post your progress to Facebook and Twitter feeds and recruit friends to your own “Mob” to earn special perks, unlock new achievements, and gain rewards! Note: The ClashMob feature is free and optional and will require you to log-in via your Facebook account.

The Secrets of Your Past Revealed:
Delve deeper into the fantastical story of Infinity Blade as your journey leads you to the realm of the mysterious Deathless Saydhi and discover the truth about the Worker of Secrets and the powers he holds.

The Latest in iOS features Powered by Unreal Technology:
The definitive visual experience in mobile gaming, complete with all-new iCloud support and HDMI output.

Universal App:
Play Infinity Blade on iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPad, iPad 2, the New iPad, iPod Touch 3 (16 GB and above), or iPod Touch 4 for a single low price.

Notes:
- If you are experiencing technical issues with the App, please visit the Infinity Blade II support page at: http://infinitybladegame.com/faq
- It is highly recommended that you upgrade your device to the latest iOS version.
- Parents: you can turn off In-App purchasing in the iOS settings.
- The ClashMob social networking feature is free and optional, and will require you to log-in via your Facebook account.

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iPhone | iPad

Professional Reviews (27)

From AppAdvice

100

Infinity Blade II definitely shows off what iOS is capable of in terms of gaming, and it does not disappoint. This is what iOS games are made of. Date: December 01, 2011
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From AppSpy.com

100

Infinity Blade II is everything the original wanted to be and a little bit more; it's easy to get caught up in its beautiful visuals, but at its heart beats a challenging and addictive Action RPG just waiting to be conquered. Date: December 01, 2011
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From IGN

100

I didn’t love the original Infinity Blade as much as most gamers, but Chair addressed each and every concern with the sequel, and made the game more than four times bigger to boot. I’m now a complete believer. I can’t wait for what else the studio has in store. Date: November 30, 2011
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From Modojo

100

That ChAIR was able to create such a wonderful sequel in a year is a true testament to the talented people working at the studio. With this in mind, Infinity Blade 2 is one of the year's most thrilling video games, a gorgeous and feature packed adventure that demands your attention. In terms if iOS killer apps, it stands alone. Date: November 30, 2011
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From Slide To Play

100

In just about every way, Infinity Blade 2 builds on the rock-solid foundation of the original game, and delivers an experience that’s as tense, deep, gorgeous, and enjoyable as anything you’ll find on the platform. Date: November 30, 2011
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From touchArcade

100

Basically everything that Infinity Blade does has been expanded on for Infinity Blade 2. There's so much more to do -- so much more to explore and see and learn as you hack-and-slash like a champ through a winding and much more complex environment. Straight-up, it's a great game. Date: November 30, 2011
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From TouchGen

100

To get the most out of this game visually, you will need the power of the A5 processor (currently limited to the iPhone 4S and iPad 2). But the game will run on older devices, and despite missing out on the new lighting effects and silky smooth frame-rates, it still looks and plays great. Date: November 30, 2011
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From AppGamer.net

100

So Infinity Blade II isn't exactly a major overhaul of the original game, but it doesn't need to be. The additional elements and added strategy improve an already impressive title and yet again, those amazing vistas and detailed enemies manage to impress. Date: December 06, 2011
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From Crazy Mike's Apps

100

Infinity Blade 2 is an excellent follow-up to the award-winning Infinity Blade with a much larger storyline, more customization, and more enemies (women included). The graphics remain awesome and are an iOS benchmark that all development houses or publishers will want to achieve. Date: December 04, 2011
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From The APPera

100

Infinity Blade II by Chair Entertainment shows off what Epic’s Unreal 3 Engine can do on these advanced mobile devices, again. Not only is it visual masterpiece, but number two greatly expands on the first to deliver some of the best gameplay seen in a mobile game. Date: December 06, 2011
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From Appletell

100

Overall, Infinity Blade 2 have answered iOS gamers clamor for a much needed sequel. The changes may not be too epic, but Infinity Blade 2 managed to up the quality of the original game. And for that, it deserves to be called a better sequel to an already great game for iOS. Date: December 11, 2011
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From Apperizer

100

The original Infinity Blade was the 2010 iOS game of the year and so will this. Infinity Blade 2 is without question the greatest game to come out to the iPhone or iPad, ever. Date: November 30, 2011
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From What's On iPhone

100

Infinity Blade 2 is a cinematic, demon-slashing spectacle that once again shatters the perceived limitations of the iPhone as a powerful gaming system. The controls – both in movement and combat – are perfectly fitted for the iPhone’s touch-screen, and the visuals are a constant treat on the eyes. Date: December 15, 2011
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From 148Apps

100

In all the coverage of this game since it’s release, not once have I seen anyone refer to it as a letdown compared to the original. That question won’t even be on your mind from the moment you launch the app and get swept into its world. Date: December 17, 2011
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From Crazy Mike's Apps

100

Infinity Blade II is a gaming masterpiece for the iOS platform and I think big, big things are on the horizon for this title series, to include Infinity Blade III. Date: January 04, 2012
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From Know Your Mobile

100

Infinity Blade 2 is a staggering achievement. Home console-quality presentation is fused with addictive and challenging gameplay, thoughtfully built around the strengths of the iPhone’s interface. It’s hard to imagine any other iOS release will surpass this during the whole of 2012. Date: January 10, 2012
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From The Smartphone App Review

Overall, Infinity Blade II is a brilliantly crafted game with a compelling fighting mechanic. Date: December 04, 2011
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From GameZone

Everyone else, though, shouldn’t hesitate. Like the original game, Infinity Blade II is a testament to the raw power of Apple’s devices, and a wondrous game filled with addictive gameplay and the kind of elements that will really draw you in for hours at a time. Plus, those visuals…you’d be hard pressed to confuse this for an HD-based console game. Date: December 02, 2011
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From 148Apps

Fans of the original Infinity Blade will love the sequel. It follows the same formula, but the iterations are much-needed improvements, and once the bugs are cleared up, this will be something truly fantastic. This is immediately one of my favorite games of the year on iOS. For those new to the series, they can jump in here if they want, and who knows – the story might actually make more sense, then! Date: December 02, 2011
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From AppSmile.com

While the sequel emulates the original in many ways, there is a healthy dose of new items, weapons, enemies, and locations, as well as a deeper story to boot. Date: December 06, 2011
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From Mac|Life

Despite a few missteps with its framing, Infinity Blade II generally does what a sequel should: nicely expand upon the excellent original while preserving its essence. If Infinity Blade proved mobile devices can go toe-to-toe (or shield-to-sword) with consoles and PC gaming, Infinity Blade II shows there's still power to be tapped in our iPhones and iPads. Date: December 07, 2011
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From AppStorm

A fantastic sequel to one of the original blockbuster games for the iPhone, Infinity Blade II is a gorgeous app that is a wise investment for all gamers. Date: December 13, 2011
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From Touch Reviews

Infinity Blade 2 is a truly engrossing game, did I enjoy the battles? Yes. Did the game-play get a little repetitive at times? Yes. Do I keep coming back for more? Yes. Put that together with the eye-catching graphics, storylines and fluid RPG elements Infinity Blade 2 is clearly setting the standard that everyone has to beat in iOS gaming. Date: December 22, 2011
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From Macworld

It’s a deep, challenging, and addictive title that is not just an exceptionally compelling iOS offering, but one of the top games on any platform. The weapon-swiping mechanic alone is something that the most hardened gamer and the most casual of player will enjoy, and mechanics that are easy to learn but hard to master mean that anyone can hack, slash, and parry with the best of them in no time. Date: January 26, 2012
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From Eurogamer

The novelty of repeated bucket-kicking has dampened a little. And towards the end, the game just starts throwing high-level bastards in your face to see how many you can take. The core formula that defined Infinity Blade and made it so interesting has been tarnished in the move to write an App Store description with some higher numbers than before. But Chair's unreal sword-swinging romp still puts up a hefty fight, and most of the added loot adds just enough to bring Infinity Blade fans back for a second, vengeful stab at victory. Date: November 30, 2011
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From Pocket Gamer

A brutal, cyclical action RPG that builds on the foundations of its predecessor, Infinity Blade II is a showcase for everything that's right about sequels, but it's not the big leap forward that some might have been hoping for. Date: December 01, 2011
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From Gamezebo

For everything Infinity Blade II has added to the formula, Chair seems to have been just as quick to take something away. It’s a sizable adventure to be sure, and there’s no doubt it’s an absolute must play – but at the same time, it feels like they’re holding back content simply so they’ll have something to offer as an update down the road. Date: December 05, 2011
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