Certain areas are locked until the player reaches a certain rebirth, and elements of the environment change over a certain number of rebirths (such as the tree growing). Despite this, the player may choose to explore different paths through the Vault of Tears that serves as the central environment of the game, leading to various ends such as Thane's throne at the top of the tower, the hangar containing the MX-Goliath, and the cavern of the Stone Demon. In Infinity Blade II, as with its predecessor, the player ( Siris) explores the world through an "on-rails" mechanic that is, the player's path through the environment is largely predetermined and choices of direction are limited. Epic Games currently has no plans to re-release the game. The game was removed from the App Store on December 10, 2018, alongside Infinity Blade and Infinity Blade III, due to difficulties in updating the game for newer hardware, and a redirection of funding towards their newer project, Fortnite. The game featured enhanced graphics from Infinity Blade I, with composer Josh Aker returning to score the soundtrack. Infinity Blade II was announced on October 4, 2011, during the Apple iPhone 4S Presentation Keynote.
It has since received three content pack updates and three minor updates. It is an action RPG (role-playing game) exclusively for iOS devices (with the option also available to sideload onto an M1 chip MacBook), released on the App Store by Chair Entertainment and Epic Games on December 1, 2011. Infinity Blade II is the sequel to Infinity Blade I, continuing the storyline from the novel Infinity Blade: Awakening, and the prelude to the subsequent novel Infinity Blade: Redemption, followed by the final instalment of the series, Infinity Blade III.
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