The character movements are smooth and realistic, even if the size of the behemoths/titans immediately destroys the player’s suspension of disbelief. The graphics of Infinity Blade III are, as expected, spectacular.
If you prefer a traditional board game, also take a look at our Risk HD for iPad review Do Like: 1. For another fun iPad game, check out our World of Goo iPad review too. While I haven’t gotten too far in the game just yet, I’ve compiled a list of detailing both what I feel Chair has done right and things they still need to improve upon. When Infinity Blade III was announced and I heard about some of the changes, my optimism was renewed and I installed it as soon as I could.
Or if you’re more a fan of board games, take it virtual and read out Monopoly Here & Now: the world edition iPad review. If you like this game, take a look at our Zombie Burbz AppGear Review (iPad and Android Tablets) (video) too. I expected the sequel, Infinity Blade II to expand on the simple fighting mechanics and introduce some new aspects to the game play, but was disappointed on that end. Regrettably they failed on the game aspect. As far as creating a world filled with stunningly high textured locations and the most realistic moving character models ever presented on an iOS device, they succeeded splendidly. If you like this game, you’ll also enjoy our review of Mass Effect 3 for the iPad. The first Infinity Blade was intended to showcase just how well Epic was able to push the boundaries presented by the limited iPhone hardware and still present a stunningly beautiful game.
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