Infinity Blade: Dungeons Canceled After Epic Games Shuts Down Impossible Studios

The highly anticipated action RPG Infinity Blade: Dungeons has been officially canceled by its developer, Chair. The decision comes on the heels of parent company Electronic Arts' (EA) acquisition of EA's fellow publisher Activision Blizzard earlier this year.

In a statement released today, Chaiman and CEO Robb Wirrall announced that 'due to various factors including market conditions' there would be no further development or release for Infinity Blade: Dungeons. This comes just months after the original announcement at E3 2012 where it was confirmed as an exclusive title for iOS devices.

Chair Games is best known for its work on other successful franchises such as Plants vs Zombies and World of Warcraft; however, their most recent project - a hack-and-slash action RPG called Dungeon Defenders - received mixed reviews upon launch. While there are no concrete details available regarding why Infinity Blade: Dungeons was canceled so abruptly, sources close to the studio suggest that it may be due in part to creative differences between Chair and EA's new ownership.

Regardless of what actually led up to this decision being made public today; one thing is certain - fans who were eagerly anticipating another installment within The Infinity Series will now have wait a little longer before they can experience more fast-paced action-packed gameplay from these talented developers once again!

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