Infinity Blade II
[[|px]] Infinity Blade II Opening Scene.
Developer(s)	Chair Entertainment Epic Games
Engine	Unreal Engine 3
Version	1.1 (April 12, 2012)
Platform	iOS
Devices	iPhone 3GS, 4, 4S iPad 1, 2, 3 iPod Touch 3G, 4G.
Mode(s)	Single-player.
Distribution	Digital Distribution
Preceded by	Infinity Blade (Game)
Size	930 mb

Infinity Blade II is a sequel to the game Infinity Blade and is set after the events of Infinity Blade: Awakening . It is an action RPG (role-playing game) for the iOS devices. For the game guide, please visit the Infinity Blade II Game Guide.

Contents 1 Plot 2 Infinity Blade II: ClashMob 2.1 Screenshots 3 Updates 4 Trivia

PlotEdit

The game begins with Siris, the main character and warrior/knight who killed the God King in the previous game, arriving at an asian estate. Isa, an assassin he had become friends with, warns him not to go any farther, but he ignores her and starts toward the entance. After killing all the guards, Siris comes upon the Deathless Saydhi, who orders her champion to challenge him in an Aegis duel.

Siris slays the brute easily and requests a question of his answered by Saydhi, due to the boon she offers anyone strong enough to best her warriors. Instead though, Saydhi offers him a place as her new champion (similar to how the God King offers him a place in his kingdom). Siris refuses and asks where The Worker Of Secrets is hidden. The Deathless becomes suspicious, but tells him the location. Shortly after, she attacks him.

After a lengthy battle, Siris defeats Saydhi and slits her throat. As she falls, he discovers a pedestal with a keyhole shaped like the Infinity Blade behind her throne. Believing the lock will reveal something, Siris inserts the sword into the keyhole. Seconds later, the pedestal sinks into the ground.

Suddenly, Raidriar (The God King) appears behind Siris, now fitted with a new organic armor. The Dark Knight materializes and hands him the Infinity Blade just taken from Siris. The God King explains the trap and calls the player "Ausar ". He then takes his sword and prepares to stab him. However, Isa then appears on a nearby roof and shoots Siris in the head with her crossbow, killing him abruptly.

Later, Siris awakens in a chamber. He and Isa conclude he is a Deathless who has lost his memory, explaining why Isa shot him with her crossbow. Had Siris been stabbed with the Infinity Blade he would have lost his life permanately, due to the fact the Blade is now active. Isa then departs, saying her quest at the moment is to find and recover the Infinity Blade. Siris proceeds to the Vault Of Tears (the location Saydhi gave him) and battles Thane, High Lord of House Ix. He defeats him, and proceeds to unlock a seal in the floor, killing himself in the process. After his reincarnation, he duels the three Blood Sentinels; The Archivist, Stone Demon, and MX-Goliath guarding the Worker of Secrets, unlocking a seal after each battle and being reborn again.

After unlocking all the seals, Siris continues to where he fought Thane only to find him alive, due to Thane being a Deathless. The two duel once again, with Siris winning by knocking Thane off the tower. Siris then opens the chamber to the Worker of Secrets where Thane engages Siris in battle once again. The fight ends when the Worker of Secrets disrupts Thane's Quantam Identity Pattern by placing his hand on his back, granting him a true death.

Siris requests the Worker of Secret's aid, but the Worker reveals that he can only be freed if Raidriar (The God King) takes his place in the prison. Siris expresses his doubt that he can't defeat The God King, but states that he will do what it takes. He journeys to where he fought Saydhi and challenges Raidriar to a duel. After defeating three of Raidriar's minions, he engages Raidriar in battle once again, defeating him. Siris knocks him out with a swift blow to the head and brings him back to the Worker of Secrets`s eternal prison. There, Siris dumps Radriar`s still unconscious body and prepares to leave the holding cell with the Worker. He then stabs The Infinity Blade into the ground and the Worker Of Secrets grabs on to the sword expectantly. Suddenly, a blue light electricates Siris and blasts him off The Infinity Blade, apparently paralyzing him. The Worker explains that for him to truly escape, another Deathless must take his place. He then reveals that it was actually Siris (back when he was known as the Deathless Ausar) who imprisoned him, not The God King. Weak and disoriented, Siris watches as the Worker escapes with The Infinity Blade, yelling in anger and regret.

Later, after the credits finish, Isa is shown walking to the Vault Of Tears, presumably to rescue Siris.

Infinity Blade II: ClashMobEdit

ClashMob is a free Infinity Blade II update relased on April 12, 2012. The updated allows players to earn in-game rewards by taking in part in massive social challenges, such as doing as much damage to a particular enemy type. When the global collective damage reaches a certain point, participants may receive a new item. Players can also share their efforts on Facebook and Twitter and recruit friends into their own "Mob" for further rewards. A Facebook account is required to play ClashMob; non-Facebook users cannot use this game feature.

“We’re super excited to launch ClashMob and introduce Infinity Blade II fans to an innovative new mode of play that taps into the unique and social nature of today’s mobile devices,” said Donald Mustard, creative director, ChAIR Entertainment. “Massively multi-player gaming is something that resonates deeply with our audience and we feel the ability to now deliver this type of gaming experience, asynchronously on a mobile device is a real game changer.”

ClashMob also introduces new characters and 24 new weapons, magic rings, and gems. It also includes the new "Gem Forge", which allows players to craft gems and further customize and upgrade their weapons.

Additionally, the ClashMob update re-mastered the Infinity Blade II graphics to optimize iPad support with high resolution.

ScreenshotsEdit

UpdatesEdit

Infinity Blade II was updated on April 12, 2012 with the ClashMob content described above.

TriviaEdit

• The player's name is revealed to be Siris, but was originally known as Ausar.
• Unlike the first game, this game has japanese voices and english subtitles.
• This is the first game in the series where you can choose the name of the hero.
• Siris is revealed to be a Deathless, and in Infinity Blade, all those bloodlines were just Siris being reborn over and over.
• The game was dedicated to Steven Paul Jobs.
• Enemies can use unblockable shield bashes and stomps without first initiating furies. Combat is also generally harder.
• Parrying is slightly easier; you can time and align the slashes less perfectly to block a weapon hit. You can now also parry in the direction of an enemy's attack. For example, if an enemy slashes down, you can parry by slashing down as well as up in the fashion of Infinity Blade 1.
• When parry retaliating, titans have a chance to sprain your wrist to damage you slightly, and can stop you from parrying the retaliatory attack.
• Dodging now has a counter limit. After reaching the limit, dodging is still possible, but you will take damage from being exhausted.
• Different weapon classes are now available. Heavy and Dual classes are now possible.
• Gems make an appearance in the game. They can enhance fighting ability and turn the tide of battle in your favour if used appropriately.