A sequel to throw in more voice-overs, tons more boss battles, and branching lines, along with new ideas such as a locked treasure chest. If You liked the first knife Infinity, you will love this. If You wish to iOS to cope with the game itself and become the second coming of console games, now that is not it.
Games such as Infinity Blade II goes on to make me wonder if the lack of control's right pad prevents iOS game development, or whether the nature of the casual game market the App Store–with limited resources developers are willing to put in a game that cost under $ 10–make the experience more limited. Add full control pad, and the type of game that could seat with outstanding graphic types? The fact it would be interesting to anyone? I'm not sure, but I'd love to see it happen.
I would be remiss if I did not address the graphics in more detail. Visually stunning, Infinity Blade II; It even goes beyond the handsome jaw-dropping game last year. Not only does it look better than almost all mobile games ever made, it seems very close to the quality of the average console gamer. The original Infinity Blade opens the door to make a game that uses Cisco iOS real machines. Its sequel has appeared among the many games that are currently using similar graphics techniques, but still manages to shine more brightly.
Infinity Blade II is downloaded fat, but I think the game will be live on the iPad I have for a long time. I will gladly accept Infinity Blade II and the love is there, but I find it rather sad that this is currently being touted as the best on offer the App Store. I refuse to believe that, and you should too.
Infinity Blade II is available from the iTunes App Store for iPhone 3GS, iPhone, iPhone 4 and 4S, as well as for iPad, iPad, and iPod Touch, the third-gen or later.