Infinity Blade Coming to Xbox One in China

Kinect only.

Posted By | On 02nd, Dec. 2014

Chair Entertainment are best known for two things- for their excellent Xbox Live Arcade exclusive Metroidvania, Shadow Complex, from a few years ago. And for the iOS series Infinity Blade, which is made using Unreal Engine technology. and always serves as a graphical showcase for the platform, as well as a case for ‘hardcore’ iOS gaming.

Well, if you are one of those people who have, for whatever reason, been curious about Infinity Blade, but refuse to play it on iOS (in which case, why exactly are you curious about it?), then rejoice- it appears that it may be coming to the Xbox One. Well, at the very least, it may be coming to Xbox One in China.

The game will apparently be Kinect based, and it should help the console in the region, where, after a successful launch, it has largely struggled, mostly because of a lack of games on it, thanks to the Chinese sensors.

If you are interested in seeing what it might be like, here is some leaked footage for you.


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