Infinity Blade for iPad 2, let me tell you that we’ve essentially now got to crack our claws out for any new game that comes along associated with them.
As this game fires up, it rolls past the start screen, hitting almost immediately the playing of the game via just a tiny bit of training. A mistake many games have been making in this transitional period with mobile gaming is to move a game that was on a console or otherwise larger system here to mobile without changing it a bit. This game knows that, and it knows it hardcore.
The game launches instantly into a storyline and cinematic that are complicated enough to be engaging but simple enough that you don’t have to care what’s going on to play the game.
The balance is between response time, intricacy, and entertainment value. This fighting system has enough moves and advancements in moves as you move through the game that you will not become bored. It’s entertaining every single time you fight.
The first time we went through the game, it took about 20 minutes to find the throne room, and we scored a single hit on the head bad guy. Here in itunes.
The balance is between response time, intricacy, and entertainment value. This fighting system has enough moves and advancements in moves as you move through the game that you will not become bored. It’s entertaining every single time you fight.
The first time we went through the game, it took about 20 minutes to find the throne room, and we scored a single hit on the head bad guy. Here in itunes.
