Check out the 'Build An Extraordinary Life' Gameplay Demo for Fable, the upcoming action-adventure RPG developed by Playground Games. Players can get a developer-led look at the upcoming addition to the Fable franchise, showing off settlements filled with NPCs, dialogue choices with consequences, and a look at combat. Fable is launching on February 23, 2027 for PlayStation 5 (PS5), Xbox Series X|S, Xbox Game Pass, and PC (Steam).
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You can buy a house, marry and run a pub without economic hurdles. This is truly a fantasy RPG
Saved up enough money to buy a house in 21 minutes. Definitely a fable.
When they said over 1000 NPCs, each with their own personality, the Starfield sensor went off.
Can’t wait to decide to be evil, do something evil, then immediately feel guilty and reload a much earlier save to erase what I did.
Kick the chicken. Kick the chicken KICK THE CHICKEN!!
In typical rpg fashion. 1. Player comes for main quest. 2. Player starts main quest. Steps 3-57 Later. Player remembers main quest.
"there has been some weird things happening around here..." The talking pig responds "like what?"
I hope they improve the mouth animations when speaking. It's kinda distracting how bad it is sometimes.
That one npc in the background going "hey hero! I've got a quest for you, in my bedroom" had me laughing
If I paid 2,000 for a talking pig, I'd want that pig as a companion!
Maybe the real heroes were the chickens we chased along the way
"I saved a talking pig, gave a job to a beggar, went on a date, and killed a dozen people for no reason. What a complex moral tapestry I am."
Finally a game that looks like a game
Colin the Pig has better facial animations than all NPCs together.
This game is literally the book of fairy tales I read when I was a kid.
When coming to Fable, I have to see it released first before I get my hopes up.
The pig's facial animations are better than the humans....
Word travels around this town real fast.
Absolutely crazy week for the people of Silverbrook. "So this fuckin guy walks in, right--"
“With enough money, you can change how people look at you” is so real in today’s world