RPGIs AeternoBlade II: Infinity worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action-puzzle players who want both combat and puzzles
- Players interested in games built around manipulating time
- Players who enjoy choosing among several playable characters with distinct combat moves
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for low-pressure play may find the emphasis on quick reflexes and practice demanding
- Players who prefer a small set of mechanics may find the time powers and puzzle challenges require substantial learning
- Players seeking a story wholly separate from the earlier AeternoBlade game may encounter returning characters and references
Our take on AeternoBlade II: Infinity
Time manipulation is central to both combat and puzzles, with three heroes wielding powers tied to the past, present, and future.
What is AeternoBlade II: Infinity?
AeternoBlade II: Infinity is an action-puzzle game centered on combat and time manipulation.
Play as Freyja, Bernard, and Felix, each with a distinct combat move set and an AeternoBlade tied to a different aspect of time. Rewind events, stop time, or use alternate timelines to confront enemies and solve puzzles. The game calls for learning its mechanics, planning strategies, and practicing combat and time-manipulation skills.
It includes over 250 relics for character customization and more than 100 puzzle levels. Compared with AeternoBlade II, this version revises combat moves, levels, encounters, and puzzles, and adds areas, relics, and secrets. The story follows Freyja as she tries to repair reality after changing the world lines, while Bernard and Felix face a threat to their kingdom.
How AeternoBlade II: Infinity plays
- 01Three time powers
- The heroes can rewind events, stop time, or manipulate alternate timelines.
- 02Relic customization
- More than 250 relics can be used to customize a character's play style.
- 03Puzzle levels
- The game includes over 100 puzzle levels alongside combat encounters.
- 04Three playable heroes
- Freyja, Bernard, and Felix each have a distinct combat move set and wield a different AeternoBlade.
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AeternoBlade II: Infinity: platforms & release
Is AeternoBlade II: Infinity worth it?
It is worth it if: action-puzzle players who want both combat and puzzles. Skip it if: players looking for low-pressure play may find the emphasis on quick reflexes and practice demanding.
Where can I download AeternoBlade II: Infinity?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens AeternoBlade II: Infinity's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is AeternoBlade II: Infinity on?
Windows only.




