Videogamer: "I remember moaning about how dull Infinity Blade seemed after seeing it for the first time. Sure, it looked pretty (oh did, it look pretty), but the linear one-on-one fights, swipe-to-swing combat mechanics and limited navigation had me bad-mouthing the game before I'd really given it a chance. What's the point of having an amazing engine if you aren't going to do anything interesting with it? But after sinking a fair few hours into the game, I'm happy to admit I was too hasty in forming my opinion. Infinity Blade is not only a phenomenally attractive game, but also a surprisingly deep role-playing experience with an addictive quality that I never expected to take such a forceful hold of me."
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TTP:" Infinity Blade, the hack and slash game developed by Chain Entertainment released a few years back on the App Store, is one of the best iOS games ever released. The game sports a variety of interesting gameplay features that make it incredibly fun. While all these features have been improved and expanded in the two sequels, Infinity Blade is still worth a play even today."
