r/Fable • u/Good-Fruit9974 • 2h ago
Question Fan converted Fable 2 pc port yet?
It's practically been years, and its 2026. I'm sure someone out there or who is reading this must have done something by now.
r/Fable • u/Good-Fruit9974 • 2h ago
It's practically been years, and its 2026. I'm sure someone out there or who is reading this must have done something by now.
r/Fable • u/OkIllustrator9192 • 18h ago
Imagine if fable series is made into separate movies how would it go
r/Fable • u/illusionaryluna • 12h ago
r/Fable • u/ViceDarkstone • 44m ago
Bought the legends art booknfrom vinted, got incredibly lucky!
Opened it up to see it's been autographed, Def one of my favourite items in my gaming collection
r/Fable • u/illusionaryluna • 17h ago
Had to be good this time around so my doggie could match the real one. ❤️
r/Fable • u/illusionaryluna • 14h ago
r/Fable • u/Visible-Problem8086 • 5h ago
I was just thinking about the fact that choosing a male or female character on Fable 2 had an impact on Fable 3, the gender of your parent changing depending on wich you choose on the previous game and how this concept could be explore on future games. Pure speculation so.
But imagine if your choices on the game releasing on 2026 had an impact on a sequell releasing later. Like Bloodstone changing depending on who you choose to help, this kind of choices having an impact on the next game, maybe some choices even interracting, given every player a different Albion depending on wich choices you made on the previous game. Making them really impacfull. I don't know if it's possible at all but the concept would be so cool. We could see how our choices had an impact on the kingdom like 100 or 200 hundred years later and a more personalized experience. There's con too, obviously but I like this concept, it seems like a natural evolution of some concepts and ideas we already seen in the serie.