Instead, there are touch points for entrances to different rooms. You don't walk through the castle either. There are no virtual joysticks or buttons to press. Of course, a pretty package means nothing if the gameplay doesn't support it. It's a stunning achievement on both iPhone 4 and iPad (with the 3GS version also looking good, though not nearly as impressive). I won't toss a bunch of graphical jargon your way - let's just say that Infinity Blade uses a lot of the visual tricks often only seen in console games. This is an absolute stunner for any handheld device and ushers in a new era of possibility for high-end graphics. These are the games that keep me hooked to my iPhone, but then again, I have never seen a game that looked as good as Infinity Blade. I've never had an issue with the cartoony look of great games such as Angry Birds and Game Dev Story. So goes the endless loop of Infinity Blade, which manages to continue this cycle even after you've slain the God King. And so your son eventually comes to the castle seeking revenge. Then the God King, who is far more powerful, beats you in combat and shoves his sword through your chest. Battling your way through the castle, you fight against tougher enemies but have all the skills and items of your ancestor.
Twenty years later, you return as the son of the fallen hero, out for revenge. The God King then drives the treasured Infinity Blade through your chest, absorbing your essence. Unfortunately, you can't even get past his giant guardian, who quickly crushes you. It's unclear why you have a beef with the God King, but he seems like a bad enough guy to merit a sword in the face. Infinity Blade begins with an assault on the castle of the God King. The result is a beautiful, addictive, and surprisingly deep game easily among the best available on iOS4 devices. But with Infinity Blade, the first iPhone game to use Unreal Engine 3, developer Chair Entertainment created a game that could only work with a touch screen. Most iPhone games made for true gamers try and cram console controls onto a touch screen.
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