Infinity Blade

Technology and Gaming
#1

Infinity Blade is the game, that is based on the free technology demo “Epic Citadel”, that was released some months ago.

Trailer

Gameplay

Well, making a whole thread for an iPhone and iPad app might be wrong, but Im just impressed of the possibilities these little devices have. And of course by the graphics.

Maybe there is somebody here who already bought it, and can tell us, how it is. I will buy it, when it’s cheaper. Paying 5 € for it, is a bit too much, at the moment.

I guess, it only works on iPod touch 3G, iphone 3+ and iPad. Like Epic Citadel did.

#2

I really want this actually, but got no money :frowning:

It got a 9 on IGN, though of course IGN isn’t something I’d always put my money on.
It also has a 4,5 star rating in the Itunes store.

I played Epic Citadel, and it’s so gorgeous that it’s nearly enough for me to purchase it alone. But the concept of the game itself also seems promising.

#3

If I get an iPod Touch this Christmas, it’ll definitely be one of the first things I buy for it.

#4

I hope my brother would get it on his iphone so I can play it. He have epic citadel though.

#5

Chair Entertainment needs to stop dicking around and make Shadow Complex 2 already.

IMO.

#6

I bought it. It is awesome.

#7

GAH, i hope i get the new iPod Touch 4 for christmas, i’m so gonna get this :smiley:

#8

I’ve read several bad reviews about it. That there is no real “Exploring” in the world. You can’t move on your own, the battles aren’t very tactical, and after 15 minutes you’ve seen everything and everything just starts from the beginning, until you’re that strong to beat the last enemy.

Good that I haven’t bought it yet, i’m only gonna get it, when there’s a price off, it isn’t worth 5 € in my opinion.

#9

It’s true that in that way it’s a bit repetitive. But the fighting itself and the leveling system are damn good. It hasn’t bored me yet and I’m at my 5th bloodline now.

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