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Ever since Apple catapulted mobile gaming into the limelight some years ago, the successes of these games have continued to grow exponentially. Today it is common place to see plush toys of games like… Read more
The rule of thumb for mobile games is to make something that you can play for 5-10 minutes and then you move on to another game or reach your destination. Infinity Blade does it’s best to defy that ru… Read more
Infinity Blade is basically the iPod equivalent of Punch Out, but set back in the time of swords and magic. What I mean by this is you're going to have to read your opponents moves and then counter at… Read more
At first blush Infinity Blade might seem like little more than a tech demo on rails with some basic hacking and slashing, but in practice it's so much more. It's exactly the right pace and difficulty… Read more
Infinity Blade is one of the scarce games for iPhone/iPad which actually feels like a genuine game and does not look like it was developed in Flash. Can be credited to its use of the Unreal Engine. Al… Read more
Unreal Engine, this is a name synonymous with gamers. It's a game engine that was developed by Epic Games and was first used for Unreal back in 1998 and it's third iteration is used in todays games. A… Read more
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