Official Quest Gameplay Trailer Released For Fable

Rekindle The Flame: A Classic Revitalized?

Fable has been a staple on the Xbox for as long as I can remember. Since the hallowed adventured of Fable: The Lost Chapters, to the last mainline entry in the series Fable 3, I have always been hopeful that someday the series would return to the pedestal it once stood on. Though it has been over a decade since Fable 3, there is some hope in the near future with the release of Fable, a new beginning for the once coveted game series.

Releasing in February of 2027, Fable has a stout battle in front of it. With games like Metro 2029 and Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis releasing in the same time period (God of War: Laufey would have been here too if not for it’s delay), Fable has it’s work cut out for it. Through a host of trailers and other gameplay announcements released over the past few months, we have plenty of information to digest. With a new trailer released today, we get to see how the usual quest interaction work and more importantly another look into the combat.

Check the new trailer out below and let us know what you think in the comments!

Though the combat does leave much to be desired, the game looks beautiful and the quests seem to follow along the same type of dialogue and style the previous game followed so closely. Whether or not fans are willing to dive back in or wait for official reviews is to be seen. Until then, we can only hope they remain on the right path going forward.

Andrew "Coopy" Cooper

I've been gaming for as long as I can remember, and it has always been my favorite thing to do in my free time. I've always loved the analytical and emotional side of gaming, and you can almost always find me knee deep in a single player game taking in all the stories and beauty these worlds have to offer.

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Official Quest Gameplay Trailer Released For Fable

Andrew "Coopy" Cooper

I've been gaming for as long as I can remember, and it has always been my favorite thing to do in my free time. I've always loved the analytical and emotional side of gaming, and you can almost always find me knee deep in a single player game taking in all the stories and beauty these worlds have to offer.

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