The Ultimate Guide to Infinity Blade Redemption: Everything You Need to Know About the Book, the Author, and the Video Game Series

Infinity Blade Redemption: A Fantasy Novella Based on a Video Game Series

If you are a fan of fantasy novels and video games, you might have heard of Infinity Blade Redemption, a novella by bestselling author Brandon Sanderson. But what is this book about? How is it related to the Infinity Blade video game series? And where can you download it in different formats? In this article, we will answer these questions and more, as we explore the world of Infinity Blade Redemption and its connection to the popular action role-playing games developed by Chair Entertainment and Epic Games.

Infinity Blade Redemption (Brandon Sanderson) [EPUB, MOBI, PDF]

What is Infinity Blade?

Infinity Blade is a series of video games that combine stunning graphics, immersive gameplay, and an epic story set in a dark fantasy world. The games are available for iOS devices, such as iPhone and iPad, and use the Unreal Engine technology to create realistic and dynamic environments and characters.

The games follow the adventures of Siris, a young warrior who belongs to a group of people called the Sacrifice. The Sacrifice are forced to send one of their own every generation to challenge the God King Raidriar, a powerful and immortal tyrant who rules over the world with an iron fist. Siris is the first one to succeed in defeating Raidriar, using a mysterious weapon called the Infinity Blade. However, he soon discovers that there is more to the story than he thought, and that he is part of a larger conflict that involves other immortal beings called the Deathless, who have been manipulating and enslaving humanity for millennia.

The Story of Infinity Blade

Infinity Blade I

The first game introduces Siris as he arrives at the God King's castle to face him in a duel. After several attempts, Siris manages to kill Raidriar with the Infinity Blade, a sword that can permanently destroy a Deathless by severing their soul from their body. Siris then finds a hidden chamber where he meets the Worker of Secrets, a mysterious figure who claims to be the creator of the Infinity Blade and who asks Siris to free him from his prison by finding and destroying other Deathless tyrants across the world. Siris agrees, but as he leaves the castle, he is ambushed by Raidriar, who has reborn in a new body. Raidriar reveals that he knows Siris' true identity: he is also a Deathless, who has been reborn many times but has lost his memories each time. Raidriar then kills Siris with his own Infinity Blade, hoping to end his cycle of rebirth.

Infinity Blade II

The second game picks up where the first one left off, with Siris waking up in a rebirthing chamber hidden in his home village. He escapes with the help of Isa, a female bounty hunter who has been following him. Siris decides to continue his quest to free the Worker of Secrets, hoping to find answers about his past and his destiny. Along the way, he encounters other Deathless, such as Thane, the king of House Ix; Lelindre, the queen of House Lantimor; and Eves, an assassin sent by Raidriar. He also learns more about the history and nature of the Deathless, who are not truly immortal but can transfer their souls into new bodies using advanced technology. He also discovers that there are different factions among them, some who want to maintain their domination over humanity, and some who want to end it.

Siris eventually reaches the Vault of Tears, where the Worker of Secrets is imprisoned. He is surprised to find Raidriar there as well, who has also come to free the Worker. The two enemies decide to team up temporarily, as they realize that they have been manipulated by the Worker all along. The Worker reveals that he is Galath, the original inventor of the technology that created the Deathless, and that he was betrayed and imprisoned by his former allies for trying to stop their tyranny. He also reveals that he has been using Siris and Raidriar as pawns to gather all the Infinity Blades in one place, so that he can use them to activate a device called the Redeemer, which can destroy all life on the planet 71b2f0854b