#Fable 4 news series#

We’re expecting to see gameplay from many exciting upcoming titles, so it would be the time for a statement! That said, Microsoft has an inside Xbox’s presentation coming up, therefore there is a fantastic possibility that we can see something linked to the next Fable title. We expected to learn more but since that the event has been canceled for safety reasons, we don’t know what to think. They have no experience with RPGs, but they’ve hired several specialists of Kojima Productions and Rockstar North (thanks to a job listings on ArtStation) to find the job done. The playground is accountable for Forza Horizon, so they have plenty of open-world experience in their team. Meanwhile, the Eurogamer seems to have an inside source, asserting the Leamington Spa-based Playground Games will be supporting Fable 4. Lionhead has been disbanded in the past couple of years, but a reliable leaker has said that another UK studio is currently operating on a Fable sequel. There has not been any formal acknowledgment of Fable 4.Ĭonsidering this, the game is very likely to be in the first phases of development, and therefore don’t expect it to arrive in 2020! We have got enough to start speculating on what form it will take, although there is still a lot we do not know about Fable 4.

#Fable 4 news series#

The series has a history of platform options, which meant that Fable II never left Xbox in 2008.īut thanks to the efforts of a new programmer (and Microsoft’s new policy of releasing first-party exclusives on PC), we might be seeing it sooner than you would think!Ĭontinue below for all the details that we have on Fable 4. It looks like the entrance into this fantasy RPG is very much real and at the works. There have been doing, although the Fable series has been largely dormant for the best aspect of this decade.