Epic Games subsidiary Chair Entertainment revealed the latest entry in its series of iOS hack-n-slash games today during Apple’s iPhone 5S event.
The developer revealed it is working on Infinity Blade III and will release it later this year. Chair will debut the title for $7 on Sept. 18. It’s for the iPad 2 and up, the iPod Touch 4 and up, and the iPhone 4 and up.
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“It’s been amazing to see the continued success of Infinity Blade and to have the ability to tell a complex story across different mediums, using a single device we take wherever we go,” Chair creative director Donald Mustard said in a statement. “We’re so proud of Infinity Blade III and feel it not only offers a powerful finale to the series, but also gives mobile gaming another giant push forward.”
Infinity Blade III takes players back to the fantasy setting of the original games. It features a dynamic story as players can choose their own path through the narrative. This new game also ties in with the recent book Infinity Blade: Redemption from author Brandon Sanderson. The events of that novel tie together Infinity Blade II with the upcoming release. Infinity Blade: Redemption is available now for $3 through Apple’s iBooks store.