Infinity Blade 2 vs. Batman: Arkham City Lockdown on iPad

29 Dec 2011 | Games | Ria Absin-Viente on Google+

Infinity Blade 2 vs. Batman: Arkham City Lockdown are two different games that will definitely work on your iPad. The games will not only work, but will surely leave up to its purpose that is to entertain the player. Though both games come from different developers there are similarities that you will notice as you progress in the game.

Let’s take a tour on both worlds of chaos, action, and adventure to know what you will expect on the brilliant screen of your Apple tablet. Hailing from the right corner is Infinity Blade 2 that is a total upgrade of its sequel. The game comes with very clean graphics in fact I call it really flashy. The game is made more realistic with the application of real physics and real time shadows of particles. The version of Infinity Blade 1 earned $1.6 million in a 5 days. This version comes with more effective weapons; you can opt for the original sword that comes with a perfect shield or go with the heavy-weapon type that works perfectly by swiping on your iPad screen. It comes with easy to use menu and more reliable controls.

Moreover, Infinity Blade 2 brings a bunch of additional taste of violence with additional baddies and underlings. There’s also a touch of femininity with the addition of female villains though they don’t really act like one. I just think that having them on a game add a little of interest knowing they don’t usually slash you to death in the real world. The game is available in the Apple Store for $6.99.

Rushing from the left corner is Batman: Arkham City Lockdown that like the first game mentioned above is a total upgrade of its sequel. Batman is sure one big hero that loves to beat asses of bad people; robbers, smugglers, drug dealers and everything that will get in the way of justice. The game comes with perfectly sane control that is optimized for the iTablet similar to what you will see with Infinity Blade 2. Like the latter, the game comes with detailed and eye-popping graphics. The difference is that some of its scenes are repetitive and can be boring when you’re craving for so much action and violence. Another similar aspect that both games have in common is the application of real-time shadow.

Batman Arkham City Lockdown allows you to purchase and upgrade your weapon as you progress in each level, for that additional icing on the cake of violence, thrill, and action. The game and weapon menu appears to be similar with Infinity Blade 2’s, but there’s no reason to complain really. The features are perfectly incorporated on each game for that truly fun gaming adventure. You can get the app for $5.99 in the Apple Store.

Infinity Blade 2 and Batman Arkham City Lockdown are definitely two flashing games available in the Apple Store. These are the two games worth-trying during the Holidays when having Santa on your iTablet is not that appealing for you.