A decent mix between graphics and game play that will keep you coming back for more.
The goal of Infinity Blade is to defeat the God King..sounds easy right? Well you're wrong. To get to the king you must defeat his warriors along the way, find money, buy new items, and upgrade them before you even stand a chance against him. The game is meant for you not to be able to win in the first play through. Instead the game relies on a bloodline system where your character is upgraded along the way, and if he loses the final battle your son comes along 20 years later with better because of the upgrades you collected along the way. Another key element to the game is that you must find the hidden bags of gold throughout the levels/cut scenes. This allows you to upgrade or buy new things in the pause menu.
Overall I had a lot of fun with this game, and believe everyone should pick it up and give it a try..you most likely won't be disappointed. My biggest gripe with this game was that the battery life is extremely short while playing on the brightest screen setting, if you can turn down the brightness you will notice a vast increase in battery life and a decrease in the temperature of your device.