The first Fable trailer is above, and it doesn’t reveal much, save for the fact that the game is likely set well before the later entries in the series as we don’t get as much of a sense of a Victorian-style industrial revolution as we did in Fable 3’s setting.
#Will fable 4 be on ps4 Pc
What can I play it on? This is an Xbox exclusive so expect to play it on Xbox Series X/S and PC.When can I play it? There’s no release date yet but don’t expect it soon.What is it? The fourth instalment in the mainline Fable franchise.Here’s what we know about Fable 4 so far, then, including its likely release date, trailer and what previous reports have suggested about this new entry in the series.
#Will fable 4 be on ps4 update
We’re hoping that, with the Xbox Series X out in the wild, 2021 will be the year we hear a little bit more about what Playground Games has planned for Albion, if Albion is still even in the equation at all. With E3 2021 going ahead and Microsoft in attendance, an update is looking more likely than ever. That said, at the moment, very little is known about Fable, including its release date. When it’s released, Fable will be the first mainline entry in the Fable series since 2010’s Fable 3 and it’s safe to say that fans are eager to see where the series will go next. Microsoft needs an alternative to The Legend of Zelda, and Horizon Forbidden West, Fable 4 would fit that bill perfectly.Fable 4, or just Fable as it’s officially known right now, is currently in development and it’s one of the most highly-anticipated Xbox exclusives there is.Īnnounced by Microsoft in 2020 after years of speculation, the game is being developed for Xbox Series X, Series S and PC by Playground Games, the Microsoft-owned studio behind the Forza Horizon games. As an Xbox exclusive it’ll also be a Game Pass release on day one. Playground has become Microsoft’s most reliable studio, and I am sure whatever they have come up with for Fable 4 (which remains under development) will be mind-blowing if the Forza Horizon Series is any indication of the studio’s capabilities. That said, the team in question is very talented, and I’m sure they’ll do a fantastic job.”- Fable co-creator Simon CarterĪnd so, we keep our fingers crossed for a Microsoft reveal of the game in their upcoming July presentation. Fable is a weird game, and a tough one to deconstruct for a new team. On the other hand it is a little curious to get rid of the team that is uniquely expert in making Fable, and then try and make Fable. On the one hand it’s great for the UK games industry, and very pleasing that Fable isn’t dead indeed, it will be lovely to play one as a punter, without coming out in hives. Though understandably some former Lionhead members feel a bit bitter- sweet about the turn of events (the shutting down of their studio and the project being taken out of their hands), So, it should be comforting that they are the ones tasked with bringing the series back from its hiatus. Playground is perhaps Microsoft’s best first party studio right now, as Forza Horizon 4 remains the Highest Metacritic Rated First Party Xbox One game around. Reputable sources revealed early in the year that the game was in development under one of Microsoft’s top studios, a studio with vast open world experience: Playground. Why we can Hope Fable had a distinctive and appealing art/ visual design. Coming from Sony’s ‘exclusive filled’ event, there is a growing perception that Microsoft needs a bit more than just Halo Infinite and New Forza (as exclusive AAA franchises) to combat the PS5 hype, and Fable 4 reveal would go a long way in helping it accomplish just that. The big question in our minds is whether game will see a reveal trailer on Microsoft upcoming Xbox Series X event in July. A 2019 leak kindled the hope that game would be made for the Series X, but “Fable 4” has been absent in every Microsoft game reveal to this point.
As a Fable Fan, I, myself wondered, why Microsoft would abandon the one franchise in their exclusive line-up that had the potential for a wonderful open world gaming experience.
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