I like to play a lot of RPG. I have played all the Fable games. This was a complete disappointment. I would expect this type of a game to be the first game and not the third. Do not get me wrong, the storyline was a great idea. It was just poorly executed. I did not like the fact that I had to go back to my base to change or make changes to my outfits or to even exchange weapons. I also did not like the idea that I could only have four items. I like the previous games where I could carry a lot of different healing items or whatever I want to carry. I was disappointed in the fact that I was not allowed to pick what stats I wanted to enhance. I find it interesting that the first two games had that opportunity to do this in the first two games and then it is taken out of the last game. This does not make any sense. I did like the combining the magic, but it is one of the few good points of this game. I also did not like that it took me only a few hours and then I was king. ( I did not real have any difficult parts in the game.) Then I find out that I have to be bad or the World get destroyed, please. I stopped after this. I was so disappointed in the game, I did not want to even finish it. I rarely recommend not buy a game, but this would be the first one that I would go out of my way to tell anyone not to buy it.
To me this is actually a big step forward from the 2nd fable due to the fact that fable 2 seemed like going around doing cheesy quests and has a terrible plot/boss. Ok lets get down to business... The story is a lot bet... Read Full Review
Fable III is a positive step forward for Lionhead, and I applaud them. Many additions were made to Fable this time around; including Spell Combos and an innovative new start menu that is a 'level' in its own right. Comba... Read Full Review
