The next game in the Infinity Blade saga was announced onstage at Apple's iPhone 5S and 5C presentation on Tuesday.
Infinity Blade III will take full advantage of the iPhone 5S's new A7 64-bit processor, according to chAIR Founder and Creative Director Donald Mustard, who took the stage to announce and show off the game.
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The Infinity Blade series has always harnessed Epic Games' Unreal Engine to create some of the most immersive and vivid gameplay on mobile, and Infinity Blade III continues that trend, Mustard said.
"This has depth of field and blur and full-screen vignettes. We can even add lens flares that would make JJ Abrams proud," he added.

The iPhone 5S, announced Tuesday, sports the first 64-bit chip on mobile, and Mustard said Infinity Blade III is the first game ever built to harness that.
"When we first got our hands on the new iPhone, I was blown away by how much we could throw at it," Mustard said. "The new boss eats the old boss for lunch."
Infinity Blade III will launch on the same day as the iPhone 5S, on Sept. 20.
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