Infinity Blade 1-3 have been removed from the App Store in a surprising and unexpected move. Playstation 4 and the Xbox One duke it out over which console will run faster, and lots to talk about ...

Infinity Blade III brings gamers into this adrenaline-fueled sword-fighting action, gorgeous visuals, and a thrilling story of love, betrayal, and redemption.

Infinity Blade III is certainly pricier than the average game for your iPhone or iPad, but it's well worth the cost. It's a game that will occupy players' time for months.

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Infinity Blade III may be a mobile game, but its developer, Chair Entertainment, says it is a true console-quality title. Speaking with GameSpot ...

Blade, famously played by Wesley Snipes in the superb 1998 action movie, Moon Knight, Morbius and The Punisher were shown off at a panel at San Diego Comic-Con overnight.

Unlike the worst free-to-play offenders, in Infinity Blade 3 this only impacts the game if you let it. But then why include it at all?

Infinity Blade III is an action role-playing game for iOS, developed by Chair Entertainment and Epic Games. It is the third game in the Infinity Blade series of video games.

Chair has officially lifted the lid on Infinity Blade III, launching (surprise!) next week on the App Store. Check out the debut trailer: IB3, which Chair is referring to as the ‘conclusion ...

Infinity Blade 3 took Chair Entertainment at least twice as long to develop as the last entry, but apparently wasn't much more expensive. Speaking to GamesIndustry, Chair boss Donald Mustard said ...

And — spoiler alert — Infinity Blade III is more of the same. Why should those who’ve played either of the first two games bother with number three?

Epic's action-adventure game 'Infinity Blade III' will launch just in time for Apple's new iPhone 5S and 5C.

With rumours swirling that the Blade screenplay is in desperate need of an overhaul, a new report claims that Marvel Studios has hired Beau DeMayo to take a crack at getting it where it needs to be.