The original game was good, but Infinity Blade II was even better. The final update, called 'Skycages', added a new area as well as items and weapons! The clashmob feature pits you with other players to complete challenges to unlock powerful weapons via Facebook once completed, as well as earn bonuses by sharing and tweeting when it's complete. The clashmob and gem forge were also revised. The second update, called Vault of Tears, added new areas (and maps) as well as weapons and items. In the same update, a new gem forge system allows players to create gems. The first, Clashmob, allows for players to take on challenges with others via Facebook for more gold and equipment, 24 new items in all. Chair (the developer) even has lots of content planned for post-release! At the time of this writing, three updates have been released. The sequel has a ton more content than the first, with large (non-linear) areas to explore, more weapons and armor, as well as more gold and potions hidden(ish) around the fortress. There's more after that, but we wouldn't want to ruin anything for you!

The Vault of Tears is a massive fortress where you must defeat Thane, then three blood sentinals (bosses). After a brief cutscene, you find out he is at the Vault of Tears.which is where the majority of the game is played. You start out at Saydhi's Estate, seeking answers as to where the Worker of Secrets can be found. Infinity Blade II continues where you left of with Siris after defeating (or joining) the God King and taking the Infinity Blade. The story in the first game was nice, but short. The first game had a great soundtrack to it, and Ifinity Blade II managed to one-up it with a great soundtrack on top of sound effects, and a group of voice actors that bring all of the important characters to life! The music does a great job setting ambiance as you explore the castle, and background as you fight for your (unending) life! Story and Content Adding more dynamic enemy patterns, which make the game much less boring, was a great change to the already great game, as well as the ability for enemies to use magic against you! You of course have your standard sword and shield, but can now have the option to use dual blades or a heavy weapon, suiting whatever playstyle you may like!В In addition to the new play styles, Chair has augmented the game even further. Previously, you only had the option of sword and shield, but two whole new playing styles have been added to mix things up. I especially like the two new styles of gameplay in the Infinity Blade sequel. Equip gems that you buy or receive from battles to augment them even further! Weapons and armor, which you can buy with the gold littered around the game world and from battles, also have exp to be earned, becoming slightly stronger when mastered.

You can also use magic, for those enemies that are just too hard to take down, using swiping patterns to cast particular bits of magic depending on what you have equipped.ДЄs you complete battles, you have the ability to complete 'challenges' such as 'Perform 3 perfect parries' in order to get more exp to level up, or even more loot! As you level up, you can (like before), increase your health, defense, block, and magic with each level. If you time things right you can get a powerful stab in, as well as complete combos for massive damage. With the ability to block (touch shield in middle of screen), dodge (tap the bottom left of the screen), and parry (swipe towards the direction your enemy is attacking from), you control the battles with quick reflexes and timing. A lot of games after the original Infinity Blade came out have replicated the style of gameplay due to its popularity. The gameplay of Infinity Blade is simple, yet elegant.

Original infinity blade sword