It was a core and excellent part of Fable 2, but its role was somewhat diminished in Fable 3. What we want from Fable 4įable 4 will have dark and light elements to its story (Image credit: Microsoft)įinally, we’d like to see the dog make a return. It should look pretty good as well, as it's tipped to use Unreal engine (possibly the new Unreal Engine 5 we've already seen in action on PS5). As this is a Fable game, there’ll be in-depth character creation and likely a lot of moral choices to make that influence how people perceive the player’s character. Players can allegedly ignore the main quest to become a hero and instead go around building towns.īut if they do pursue the quest, it will apparently involve time travelling and will see the return of the first game’s antagonist Jack of Blades. More interesting is the suggestion that Fable 4 will be completely open, suggesting a larger open-world game than the previous Fable games. Multiplayer is also expected, likely in the form of co-op exploration, though there’s been no clue as to how it’ll be implemented. Oh, and there will be other planets too, as the Heroes’ Guild and enigmatic character Theresa have to take shelter on a different planet that can be accessed via a Demon Door - think portal to another world or area.Īs odd as that sounds, the leak implies that Fable 4 will have a similar medieval setting to the first game, with Fable 2’s muskets and pistols replaced by more swords and sorcery. The asteroid impact results in “a land reduced to fables” and the leaked information indicated that Fable 4 will take place on another continent. (Image credit: Playground Game / Twitter ) “It’s like the challenge of making a new Star Wars movie-there’s stuff that everyone wants you to bring along, but then you’ve got a responsibility to that, to new places and I trust Playground has a good vision for that.” Fable 4 setting and gameplay
“With any kind of franchise like that, where you’ve had existing versions, there’s always that balance between what you’re going to bring forward, what still stands up, and what you want to add that’s new,” Booty explained. An MMO would be one such way to do this, but Fable 4 won’t go down that road.
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In an interview with The Guardian, Microsoft head of studios Matt Booty noted that such MMO rumors stem from the idea that Fable 4 needs to do something new to the series to keep it fresh but not go too far off the beaten path. As such, we can expect it to be a game with a large world to explore yet with a strong single-player element to it welcome news for dedicated fans of Fable.
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There had been some worry that as the game's trailer teased a large world, it would be something in the vein of World of Warcraft.īut while there will be online elements, such as cooperative functionality or limited shared open spaces, the source behind the information told Windows Central that the game most definitely won't be an MMO. One notable nugget of information comes in the form of a developer insider highlighting that Fable 4 will be an open-world RPG, not a massively multiplayer online game. The leak detailed how Albion, the land of Fable, has been completely destroyed by an asteroid called down by a mad king who took control of The Spire, which Fable 2 fans will remember was something you needed to wrest control of from tyrant Lucien Fairfax. Some three years ago, a massive Fable 4 leak on Reddit popped up around E3 2019, though the game was never showcased. Fable 4 leaks and speculationĪside from some minor tidbits of information, we've not had a big information drop about Fable 4 since 2019. It will apparently arrive before The Elder Scrolls 6, but that game is almost certainly a couple of years or so away, so don't hold your breath for Fable 4 any time soon. We'd not be surprised if 2024 ends up being the rough release window for Fable 4.
Fable 4 is going back to its swords and sorcery roots (Image credit: Microsoft)įable 4 is being worked on but that's about all we know officially outside of two trailers.
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