As with any game, the quality of the gameplay is ultimately the most important feature. There are so many subtleties in just the visuals alone, its a pure joy to look at, and to show off to others.īut of course, iOS has lots of great looking titles (though again, Infinity Blade is quite possibly the best looking of all of them). I was blown away by the 3D rendering of all the buildings and characters, the shadows, and even the lens flares as the camera rotated in relation to the sun. The first thing you’ll notice upon launching Infinity Blade II is the incredibly detailed environment and camera system. Infinity Blade II started with the gameplay and visuals of the original, then made both so much better. While the gameplay looked beautiful and was a whole lot of fun, gameplay began to wear a little old when facing battle after battle with nearly identical bosses. In case you missed the original, Infinity Blade was one of the original “killer apps” available on iOS. But there was another announcement at that event that made me almost as excited: the official unveiling of Infinity Blade II by Epic Games and ChAIR Entertainment. With a new processor and all sorts of improved internals, it was hard not to be excited about the new member of the iPhone family. Back in October when Apple announced the new iPhone 4S, most of the media attention surrounded the new device, and for good reason.

Behold the new iPhone and iPad blockbuster from Epic Games and ChAIR Entertainment: Infinity Blade II.

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