Fable fans have waited since 2010 for a true Albion adventure, and it looks like they’ll have to keep waiting. The next installment in the franchise, apply named Fable, is in production but doesn’t offer much else past a teaser trailer and some safe assumptions. Modern gamers have been patient, waiting for games like Starfield to finally hit the shelves. However, they can’t help the skepticism, especially not after the disaster that was Battlefield 2042.
Platforms Fable is still in development for Xbox Series X|S and PC. Sorry, PlayStation users, you will not be able to venture around Albion on your Sony console. Fable has always been one of Xbox’s most revered exclusive games. With the game still in early development, it wouldn’t make sense for developers to add an Xbox One port.
Fable is resorting back to its roots of magic and other medieval-style weaponry. From the reveal trailer itself, we can determine that Fable will be full of fantastical creatures and elements. Fable II had a few rudimentary uses for gun powder, while Fable III focused on guns. Paired with the Kapala news, it’s reasonable to think Fable 4’s combat will be reflective of The Witcher III.
Finally, and most importantly, the game will look like Fable. We’ll dive into the reboot’s developer in the next section, but players can rest assured knowing the game they’ve been waiting almost a decade for will maintain the same art style. It’ll look polished on Xbox Series X and PC. No, Fable isn't an MMO and no, the multiplayer for #HaloInfinite isn't being delayed. https://t.co/G2QzqZBLvJ While Avengers Endgame-level time travel may be Fable’s main quest, you will have an infinite amount of fun building your own towns, developing relationships, and, hopefully, training your canine companion.
Developers Fable is currently being developed by Playground Games, the company most famous for the Forza Horizon series. This begs players to ask why a company that stakes its claim to fame on racing games has been put in charge of the Fable reboot. For starters, one of Fable’s most charming qualities is its dry British humor. In case you didn’t know, Playground Games is based out of the U.K.