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Since its inception, the blockbuster "Fable" franchise has offered players the opportunity to choose their own destinies as a hero, villain or someone between, where the possibilities are limitless and the consequences can weigh heavily on the path to greatness.
In this new adventure, players will witness tyranny, poverty and injustice plague their land. They will see a people divided, and they will be compelled to stand up for change. They will also be forced to answer a question: What would you sacrifice to secure the crown of Albion? Will you uphold the values and principles that led to your ascension, or will you be corrupted by the station you've strived to acquire? Will you be a monarch of the people, or bring the entirety of Albion to the brink of collapse?
In the epic story of Fable III, the journey to rule the throne of Albion begins five decades after the events of the last chapter, and you play as the child of your hero from Fable II. As you rule your kingdom as king or queen, you will be called upon to make choices and sacrifices that will test your morality and can affect your entire kingdom. Themes of heroism, leadership and consequence are taken to a grand scale as you fight to unite a divided people.
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Not the best fable, to much guiding not enough exploring
Fable games to me are the best rpg/adventure games out there, had so much fun playing them never got bored the graphics etc are top notch all round...A+
Amazing game i am happy with its story, chatacters and how you can upgrade, the best part for me is being able to share this game using local and online co-op with my friends, this game is great fun for friends and family.
GOOD GAME
Great game. Funny in places and good story line. Loads to do away from the main story line aswell so hours of gameplay :)
Very good game with a lot of sidequests to keep you amused whilst going through the main story. the things didn't appeal to me was the amount of collectable you have to retrieve. Gold Key's, Silver Key's, Gnomes, Flowers and books I would hazard a guess in the region of over 200 collectables. Also found some of the animation very glitchy with at one point when holding hands with a villager I was unable to run only a slow walking pace. Once I rebooted it was fine but should never be a problem. I would have marked it lower but apart from what I didn't like the enjoyment I got was very good and the script was even better than the 2nd game.
Nothing much has changed since fable 2 for me, maybe a bit more streamlined, the game took me about 12 hours to complete as I concentrated on the main adventure and didnt bother making a family or catching an std from a pauper. Fun enough and the last part involving choices about your kingdom was interesting and different, but.. here's a tip, make sure you have plenty of money at the end otherwise like me you will find yes everyone loves you but theres only 2 people left alive in your kingdom. 0__0
This is a well made, entertaining and at times amusing game. It held my interest enough to play it through twice. However it got old very suddenly and I had no desire to ever play it again. The game seemed to get very samey very suddenly. Well worth playing and is a good game but it's just a rental game imo not one to buy for keeps.
single player is immersible but fairly short, 2 player is so much better than on fable 2, especially over live. weapon customization is a nice idea but they didn't really focus much on epic variety and there is about 3 sets of normal clothes in the whole game.
Looks fantastic and the script and voicacting is brilliant, but the game is now so easy it's little more than an interactive cutscene; you can't even fail an expression any more and the majority of the fights can be won with your eyes shut (honestly true, I tried it). The final 1/4 of the game is the best by far - up until then your decisions have almost no impact on the world. Brilliantly produced, but disappointing.
