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Infinity Blade III gets new themed Turkey Helms in honor of Thanksgiving
In honor of Thanksgiving Chair Entertainment is having a little fun by providing free Turkey Helms for both the main characters in Infinity Blade III. The helms can be worn by both Siris and Isa and allows players to boost those character's XP and skill points while the helms are worn. The turkey helm for Isa is a turkey head with a bow, while the turkey helm for Siris includes a tophat and a monocle. Both turkey helms will be available for free for one week only. After this week the helms will become unavailable. From the Infinity Blade website: Infinity Blade III has gone to the birds. At least for the week of Thanksgiving. Available for a very limited time, IB3 players can score the Turkey Helm for both Isa and Siris. The helms not only look ridiculous, but offer users the chance to earn more experience and skill points to further improve their heroes. Don't wait another second because once the Turkey Helm is gone, it won't be back for another year. Infinity Blade III is $6.99 in the App Store.
Infinity Blade 3: Soul Hunter adds a Deathless Bloodmage, out Oct. 31
Infinity Blade 3's first DLC pack, Soul Hunter, hits iOS devices for free tomorrow, October 31, compatible with both iOS6 and iOS7. Soul Hunter adds a campaign quest with a new enemy whose name alone is fitting for the Halloween launch, Oslim the Deathless Bloodmage. It also packs in a new weapon – dual Infinity Blades – after beating Oslim the Creepy, and two new sets of armor. The update makes it possible for players to return to past quests and re-introduces Holiday Helms, beginning with the Pumpkin Helm. Soul Hunter also fixes a few UI and balance issues.
Infinity Blade III hits the App Store
Infinity Blade III has hit the App Store. First previewed at the iPhone event in early September, the third and final installment of the popular series features two playable characters and eight unique worlds, each one as big as the world in Infinity Blade II. From the game's description: Siris and Isa have joined with the God-King Raidriar in a desperate attempt to destroy the Worker of Secrets and his army of Deathless titans. Uncover new mysteries to wield the power of the Infinity Blade in this timeless adventure of champions and villains. Infinity Blade III will work on the iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5s, iPad 2, iPad 3, iPad 4, iPad mini and fourth- and fifth-generation iPod touch running iOS 6 or later. However, Chair recommends people run the game on iOS 7 to take full advantage of its features. Infinity Blade III is a whopping 1.47 GB in size and costs US$6.99.
Infinity Blade III to launch on September 18
The game chosen to show off the processing power of the new iPhone 5s today was none other than one of the most anticipated sequels on iOS yet: Infinity Blade III. Donald Mustard, co-founder of Chair, which is owned by Epic Games, took to the stage to show off the third and final installment of the popular series. Fans are in for a special treat as Infinity Blade III will feature eight separate worlds, each as big as the entire original game. For the first time ever, fans will also be able to play as two characters: Siris or Isa. The game will also feature a "massively social" co-op mode. Infinity Blade III will launch on Wednesday, September 18 and cost US$6.99. And though the game has been optimized to run best on the iPhone 5s, it will support other iOS devices including the iPhone 5c, iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPad 4, iPad 3, iPad 2, iPad mini and fourth- and fifth-generation iPod touch. Headline amended to clarify that the app is launching on 9/18 while the new iPhones arrive 9/20.
Infinity Blade 3 launches alongside iPhone 5S on Sept. 20
Infinity Blade 3 will launch on September 20, right with the iPhone 5S, Chair co-founder Donald Mustard revealed during Apple's conference today. Infinity Blade 3 is the conclusion of the series. Players will embody two characters in eight worlds, each of which is bigger than the entire first game, Mustard said. We got the first look at Infinity Blade 3 on Engadget's Apple liveblog. Infinity Blade: Dungeons, a dungeon-crawling iteration in the series, was canceled this year when developer Impossible Studios was shut down. Sales of Infinity Blade 2, which launched in December 2011, hit 50 million units in July 2013.
