Fable III
Release Date: Late 2010
Genre: Action RPG, Sandbox
Platform: Xbox 360
Developer: Lionhead Studios
Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios
Official Site: TBA
Courtesy of IGN.com: You play as the son or daughter of your Fable II hero. Albion has changed a bit since we last saw it, though all the details of this change aren't yet known. You don't begin Fable III as the ruler of Albion. Instead, you spend the first half of the game gaining support so that you might lay claim to the throne. This requires you to make campaign promises to people and different districts of Albion. Keeping those promises once you are in charge is going to be a whole different matter.
What's New:
- Gone are the silly expressions of Fable II.
- Choice and consequence are still major elements of Fable III, though your choices will have far more dramatic effects on Albion.
- You control the spending across the land, choosing how much to tax each area, what to spend.
- You decide which parts of Albion thrive and which might suffer.
- You have the duties of a ruling dignitary, hosting important people from other lands.
- In Fable III, other countries will be involved in the story.
- Your family plays a bigger role in Fable III. Apparently the first big innovation in Fable III is having someone nag you. He or she will be helping you shape the land. It will be a tough task balancing tyranny and compassion, progress and tradition.
- Molyneux revealed two new gameplay mechanics being added to Fable III.
- The first is called Judgment. People will come to you in court and plead their case. You may be called on to settle disputes or rule on a man's guilt. To help judge people, you can go out and investigate.
- The second feature addition, called Touch. In Fable III, you have far more interactive options.
Screenshots: TBA
Trailers:
GC: '09 Debut Trailer
Gameplay Videos: TBA
Features:
Behind-The-Scenes (GameTrailers Aug'09)
Commercials: TBA
Previews:
Fable III Preview (Eurogamer Aug'09)
Hands on Previews: TBA
Release Date: Late 2010
Genre: Action RPG, Sandbox
Platform: Xbox 360
Developer: Lionhead Studios
Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios
Official Site: TBA
Courtesy of IGN.com: You play as the son or daughter of your Fable II hero. Albion has changed a bit since we last saw it, though all the details of this change aren't yet known. You don't begin Fable III as the ruler of Albion. Instead, you spend the first half of the game gaining support so that you might lay claim to the throne. This requires you to make campaign promises to people and different districts of Albion. Keeping those promises once you are in charge is going to be a whole different matter.
What's New:
- Gone are the silly expressions of Fable II.
- Choice and consequence are still major elements of Fable III, though your choices will have far more dramatic effects on Albion.
- You control the spending across the land, choosing how much to tax each area, what to spend.
- You decide which parts of Albion thrive and which might suffer.
- You have the duties of a ruling dignitary, hosting important people from other lands.
- In Fable III, other countries will be involved in the story.
- Your family plays a bigger role in Fable III. Apparently the first big innovation in Fable III is having someone nag you. He or she will be helping you shape the land. It will be a tough task balancing tyranny and compassion, progress and tradition.
- Molyneux revealed two new gameplay mechanics being added to Fable III.
- The first is called Judgment. People will come to you in court and plead their case. You may be called on to settle disputes or rule on a man's guilt. To help judge people, you can go out and investigate.
- The second feature addition, called Touch. In Fable III, you have far more interactive options.
Screenshots: TBA
Trailers:
GC: '09 Debut Trailer
Gameplay Videos: TBA
Features:
Behind-The-Scenes (GameTrailers Aug'09)
Commercials: TBA
Previews:
Fable III Preview (Eurogamer Aug'09)
Hands on Previews: TBA