Infinity Blade 3 now on App Store for Rs 390
Chair and Epic’s latest iOS game, Infinity Blade 3, is now available on the App Store and will cost Rs 390..

Chair and Epic’s latest iOS game, Infinity Blade 3, is now available on the App Store. The game costs Rs 390, and its release was set to be in sync with the launch of the upcoming iPhone 5S and 5C. According to Chair, the game makes use of the new power in the iPhone 5S’s A7 chip which has 64-bit architecture and OpenGL ES 3.0.

Infinity Blade 3 uses the latest tech to offer one of the best looking mobile games you've seen
This time around, there are two playable characters—series protagonist Siris and stealthy female warrior-thief Isa—each with unique fighting styles and hundreds of collectable weapons and items. Another major new addition for the series is the Hideout, which will act as the “home base” where the characters will chill out as they recruit new allies and go further into the story.
Gameplay doesn’t seem to be seeing much of a change. Players will fight enemies in one-on-one combat as they dodge attacks, time attacks and cast magic. There will be eight new worlds to explore. The focus of the game this time around is to have large expansive maps that players can explore.
Infinity Blade 3 is compatible with the iPhone 5S, 5C, 5, 4S and 4. It is also compatible with every iPad from 2 onwards, iPad mini, and every iPod touch from 4 onwards.
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