You look around the great hall before the credits begin. After the credits end, you are still in the great hall, and you activate a keypad set into the God King's throne which then lowers a holographic map of what appears to be planet Earth. Although you kill the God King and get revenge on him killing your father, 20 years later the next generation still comes back to get revenge on the God King, who is now 50 levels higher than when you last saw him.
While fighting the God King, during cutscene one of the battle, you have the choice to join him. If you say yes, he sits back down in his throne and says that the two of you will be unstoppable, as well informs you about other deathless that turned evil and need to be stopped.
Doing this causes you to get a secret achievement. After this ending and the credits, the game resets to before the battle. The God King's level does not change. Unlike Ending 1, you won't see credits and you will not earn any XP or cash for defeating Archarin - but it brings the game to a true ending.
After the final fight, you get a secret achievment and Archarin says that "he" will be coming for what's his, and that he will be unstoppable once he gets it. If you choose instead to play the next bloodline, the game continues as if you'd defeated the God King, and you retain all your gear and money. Unlike the voice acting in Infinity Blade I, the dialogue is in English during the sequel.
The game reveals Siris as the name of the main character and follows his and Isa 's search for the Worker of Secrets. Infinity Blade Wiki Explore. IB Saga. Bureaucrats Noctefleur Cheese Ausar. EmmJuan Mugen Galath. Darth Siris. Ninjablademaster Bashihbk Explore Wikis Community Central.
Register Don't have an account? Infinity Blade I. Edit source History Talk 0. Main article: Infinity Blade II. In Infinity Blade: Redemption, it is revealed that Galath had already lived ten thousand lives before the Deathless were even created. Assuming that Galath was rounding in terms of years per life, that would put Galath at being about a million years old. It is hinted that the Worker of Secrets was involved with the creation of Soulless Ausar.
Ausar may refer to: Osiris, an Egyptian god, usually identified as the god of the afterlife, the underworld and the dead. Serchio, the third longest river in the Italian region of Tuscany, known in antiquity as Auser. He can first be found in the Crevasse, and after being defeated he may reappear in any other location outside of a Deathless Quest.
It is said he relishes collecting rare and powerful weapons, hence his name. Siris and the Worker of Secrets unlocking the Vault of Tears. When Siris returned with Raidriar and the Infinity Blade, the Worker used the weapon to seal Siris inside of the vault, along with Raidriar. Obtaining the Infinity Blade in the first game requires defeating Raidriar at least once.
After he has been defeated, the Infinity Blade will appear in the Store. Note: The player must usually obtain it through the Store. It will very rarely drop as loot from Raidriar. When you fight Ryth, it is recommended to use a Darkfire Gem with your Solar trans blade, since Ryth does not have spectrum defense.
Blunt, Freeze and Holy are useful spells against Ryth, and if you use a light weapon, blocking is not recommended, since Ryth takes lots of shield points per hit. Begin typing your search term above and press enter to search. Infinity Blade 's accessible gameplay mixed with the title's steep difficulty in ways that encouraged an amount of grinding and leveling up that was normally reserved for RPGs on consoles and PCs.
Like with any proven hit, it became a franchise, with sequels and spinoffs and updates, oh my! However, since the release of Infinity Blade 3 's final update in , there has been little to no sign of the franchise continuing in any form. In fact, it's becoming more and more clear that Infinity Blade is done for good.
Let's take a look at the rise and fall of the Infinity Blade series and take a stab at figuring out the reasons why we will likely never see the release of an Infinity Blade 4. The first Infinity Blade game was released in December of Following the bare-bones story of a hero later named Siris whom players usher through a cycle of death and rebirth in a never-ending battle against evil, Infinity Blade was a milestone in mobile gaming for a number of reasons.
It was the first-ever iOS game to utilize the Unreal 3 Engine, which meant that it looked and played like a AAA title, even on a small phone screen. Not only that, but Infinity Blade was a massive financial success for Epic Games. It was the fastest-grossing app in iOS history. As noted by Gamasutra, Infinity Blade continued to add updates after release, featuring new enemies and new branching pathways to explore. As mentioned by Donald Mustard of Chair Entertainment in the Gamasutra interview, the world of mobile gaming was still very much an emerging market, so the free content updates were a brilliant way to get the word out and encourage people to buy a game that was continuing to evolve.
And evolve it did, as Infinity Blade was only the first release in what would quickly become a growing fantasy world with its own lore. The natural inclination with any sequel to a successful first entry is to double down on the things that worked the first time around, but to deliver them in a bigger and better experience than was previously possible.
Chair took that ethos to heart in designing Infinity Blade 2 , a sequel that upped the ante in just about every way. Infinity Blade 2 received stellar reviews, with IGN calling it "a near-flawless combination of best-of-breed visuals and touch-controlled gameplay. Infinity Blade 2 featured a map that was much more complex than the first game, meaning that the repetition required to level up your character never quite felt like the same old thing, again and again.
Magical combat was added in enemy fights, loot was more plentiful, and the game was a visual step up from the already-impressive first installment. In addition to the impressive second game, the Infinity Blade universe expanded with a series of novels. Written by superstar fantasy author Brandon Sanderson, these books bridged the gaps between games and expanded the lore of the central character and his world. Between to , two novels were released, Infinity Blade: Awakening , which took place between the first and second games, and Infinity Blade: Redemption , which set up plot threads for the third entry.
Despite all of this success and world-building, however, things were not all bright and shiny for the budding franchise. As is normally the case when there's a lack of availability for something with growing popularity, bootlegs were inevitably made and released. Unfortunately, the supposed Infinity Blade 2 game file turned out to be "a gigabyte of junk. By the middle of , Epic Games considered the Infinity Blade series to be their most profitable franchise to date, "in terms of man years invested versus revenue.
It's not surprising, then, that some unscrupulous characters had resorted to trying to use the exciting name of the series to try to scam hopeful Android gamers. Despite the quick response from Epic, the fake game and continued lack of availability no doubt negatively impacted the brand in some ways. The story of the game was supposedly set "several thousand years" before the events of the first game.
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