Epic Games has announced that the Infinity Blade Trilogy, its mobile action adventure series that actually garnered a fair bit of critical and commercial acclaim for its production values, is no longer available on the Apple App Store. Those who still own the games can re-download them with the same account, though. This will be the solution for the “foreseeable future”.

Why is it being pulled? According to the developer in a public statement, it’s becoming tougher to support the game, with projects like Spyjinx taking up resources. Global creative director Donald Mustard stated, “The Infinity Blade series will always hold a special place for me personally and for Epic as a whole. It’s always bittersweet to say goodbye, but we are excited for Spyjinx and what the future holds!”

Infinity Blade 3 will still see some support over the next month with updated Clash Mobs and special items. Fans can also download an app for Infinity Blade Stickers absolutely free. What’s interesting is the statement at the end of the post, where Epic notes, “Be sure to keep your eyes peeled! You may find Infinity Blade popping up in places you wouldn’t expect.” It then has a trailer for Fortnite: Season 7 at the end. Could Infinity Blade be related to the swords cropping up in the Fortnite: Battle Royale map?

Time will tell, but for now, Infinity Blade’s time has passed. Stay tuned for more information on Epic Games’ Spyjinx in the meantime.

ChAIR’s Infinity Blade series seems to finally be concluding as the third game will be receiving its final update, dubbed Kingdom Come. This update is essentially DLC and will be out on September 4th. It adds a new world, new items and weapons, new enemies and a brand new dragon to slay.

A tribute video for Infinity Blade has also been revealed which shows off some content from Kingdom Come. Check it out above and let us know what you think.

Infinity Blade is essentially one of Epic Games’ most successful franchises of all time. It’s available for iOS across three iterations and currently has more than 50 million players worldwide. In case that didn’t tip you off, it’s a fairly good game that should be experienced (if you own an iOS device that is). But what are your thoughts on the series coming to an end with Kingdom Come? Let us know in the comments below.

As the sequel to the iOS exclusive hack and slash, Infinity Blade 3 picks up the story of the Deathless and the conflict surrounding the Infinity Blade. This time around, Siris and Isa will be fighting to defeat the Worker of Secrets and his army of Deathless. The Infinity Blade itself, forged by the Worker, will once again be paramount to bringing peace to the land and you’ll be able to control two characters this time around.

Running on Unreal Engine 3, Infinity Blade 3 was infamous for being delayed for several years before finally re-emerging at Apple’s reveal event for the iPhone 5S and 5C this month. Thus far, the reviews are fairly good with high ratings from a few publications and websites. Stay tuned for more.

The game will continue the storyline from Infinity Blade 2, in which it was revealed that protagonist Siris is actually the Deathless Ausar, who locked the Worker in his prison in the first place. Though the Worker escaped, trapping Siris forever, it would seem that the Father of the Deathless still has an axe to grind, naming Ausar as his enemy. Long story short, some one’s gonna get got as the conflict with the Deathless and the Infinity Blade continues.

Infinity Blade 3 will be releasing on September 18th for iOS. Stay tuned for more details.

Inifnity Blade, one of the highest rated, highest grossing, and most downloaded apps from the Apple App Store, will finally reach its epic conclusion with the just announced released to the final installment in the Infinity Blade trilogy, Infinity Blade III.

Infinity Blade III will be the first game to utilize the 64-bit capabilities of the new iPhone 5S, and will be the perfect means by which to show off the beautiful potential the 5S has when it comes to graphics.

In this latest Infinity Blade, players will take on the roles of both two characters. They will level up individually. All quests and game modes will be launched from The Hideout, which will act as home base.

While the 64-bit version will only be available on the iPhone 5S, Infinity Blade III will be compatible with the iPhone 5C, the iPhone 5, the iPhone 4S, the iPhone 4, 4th generation iPads, 3rd generation iPads, 2nd generation iPads, the iPad mini, the iPod touch 5, and the iPod touch 4.

Infnity Blade III is set to release sometime next week.

According to the Linkedin profile of one of the quality assurance testers over at Chair Entertainment, the people behind the popular Infinity Blade series, it appears as though Infinity Blade 3 is now in development for iOS devices.

The original Infinity Blade was released onto the Apple Apps Store in 2010 to great success. At it’s initial launch the game sold 270,000, netting over $1.4 million in the first four days after release. Up to this point, Infinity Blade was the fastest grossing app ever released for iOS.

In 2011, the teams at Chair Entertainment and Epic Games outdid themselves, releasing Infinity Blade II to much critical acclaim. IGN scored it a perfect 10/10, making it the only game for iOS to receive a perfect score on their website. GameSpot dubbed the game “the perfect sequel,” giving it a 9/10 rating.

With such successful games as Infinity Blade I & II, we can’t help but expect the highest caliber of gaming from the upcoming Infinity Blade III, if this profile update proves true.