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Free Infinity Blade Update Live
You know that mobile Unreal Engine 3 game that had everyone's heart going pitter-patter? Epic and Chair just released a big, free update for it.
Infinity Blade: The Deathless Kings includes a new game plus feature (i.e. restart with your leveled-up dude), a new dungeon setting, six arenas, 10 enemies, more achievements, 30 new items, an adjustable-size dodge button, and extra character slots.
Most critically, The Deathless Kings contains...audio volume controls? Isn't that usually a day-one kind of a feature?
Infinity Blade is on sale for half price ($3) through March 6.
I challenge anyone to come up with a more overwrought name for a free update than "The Deathless Kings." Then again, this is the studio that brought us the Gears of War story.
[via Joystiq]
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