There is one thing that you can definitely say about Lionhead Studios and the Fable franchise and it's that they really bring out the child in you. After 2 years away from Albion, we again don our chicken suit and step into a world that is so charming and delightful you cannot help but stray from...

Mediocre: An exercise in apathy, neither Solid nor Liquid. Not exactly bad, but not very good either. Just a bit 'meh,' really.

Lionhead Studios n'est pas parvenu à instaurer une véritable surprise avec Fable III , ce troisième opus étant très proche de son aîné sur de nombreux points. Aussi, les fans de la série se sont vus légèrement déçus par le manque réel de challenge, ainsi que les nombreuses brides appliquées dans le...

Scénario intéressant; Trois nouvelles zones travaillées; Plus corsé que le jeu de base; Bon rapport qualité / prix

Toujours quelques problèmes graphiques (bugs; clipping

Each iteration of the Fable franchise has been preceded with great promises of innovation that would turn the genre on its head. This has mostly materialized in a pretty standard, real-time combat RPG with some SIMS -type gameplay features sprinkled in.

Well written; humorous dialog; with some scary bits to boot; Lush; open environments; Nice lighting effects; great use of colour; Excellent voice acting; Kingdom management is a fun; if two-dimensional; experience

ype gameplay features sprinkled in; For, tyle NPC interaction is not exactly the epitome of innovation, however I was pleased with how smoothly the developers allow the gamer to jump to the sanctuary, all it takes is a press of the start button, no loading, tweak your load-out, fast travel halfway...

What's more, Fable 3 is definitely a beautiful-looking game, with incredibly imaginative and well-designed locations where players may lose themselves in. The trouble is that Fable no longer knows what it is. It's not a traditional RPG, that's for sure.

The ambience is as appealing as in every Fable game; beautiful surroundings; plenty of quests; the action is fun

The repetitive nature of the combat; the part when you become a ruler is too short and a bit constricted; not the sequel we hoped for

Fable III lands on the PC with graphical enhancements and tougher combat, but simplified gameplay and a lack of moral choices still distract from the fun.

Strong and varied artistic design; Consistently funny the whole way through; Great musical score

Lack of interesting moral choices; No emotional connection to any characters

O Fable 3 apresenta-se como o mais recente RPG publicado pela Microsoft Game Studios e com autoria da Lionhead Studios. Este título está disponível para PC e XBOX 360. Antes de iniciar esta review, devo mencionar que nunca antes tinha tido contacto algum com os jogos da saga Fable.

Overall, Fable III takes a few good steps forward for the franchise in some areas while at the same time taking a few back in others. The game is a rewarding and entertaining adventure but doesn't quite live up to the standards promised for it.

A fun; entertaining; innovative move for the RPG series; with some beautiful moments; great story and brilliant voice acting

Did not live up to its hype; Can be buggy, frustrating at times and everything that's good seems to have a bad point

The crux of Fable III is this: as the man in charge, can you keep your overblown and somewhat ambitious promises to the people, or do you risk playing it safe, delivering nothing and disappointing the masses? We can practically hear Peter Molyneux chuckling over the irony from here.

Unfortunately, the technical aspects are not nearly as refined as the artistic side of things. The most glaring problem is the pathfinding. Your dog, helpful treasure hunter that he is, is awful at pointing you in the right direction.

Strong and varied artistic design; Consistently funny the whole way through; Great musical score

Shallow; tedious combat; Lack of interesting moral choices until the end; No emotional connection to any characters; Lots of small technical problems