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Epic Wraps Up Infinity Blade II With Free Content Update
Epic Games and Chair Entertainment have released the final chapter to the iOS game Infinity Blade II. Infinity Blade II: Skycages adds new characters, items, and weapons to the iOS game. If you haven't picked it up, the game is being discounted, too.
Skycages provides additional details on the game's Deathless characters, and new enemies including the Headsman, Petrified Noc, Xyloto, and Ryth. There are also 30 new items to collect and a variety of additional ClashMob challenges.
“Infinity Blade II remains one of the best performing games on the App Store, and we’ve continued to explore new ways to expand the Infinity Blade universe with exciting new gameplay elements,” says Donald Mustard, creative director at Chair Entertainment. “In addition to providing more of the great content fans love, Skycages reveals new secrets and offers an epic conclusion to the latest chapter that fans won’t want to miss!”
Infinity Blade II is compatible with a variety of iOS devices. You can download it from Apple's App Store at a temporary discount of $2.99.
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