All Fable Games, Ranked

It’s an interesting perspective on gaming, which somewhat shapes the reality of modern society.

You’d expect that such a unique game series would achieve overwhelming success.

But the spirit ofFablestill lives on.

Before it launches, let’s revisit the titles in the series that deserve a second or third play.

Here are the five bestFablegames, ranked.

As an on-rails adventure game, you’ll spend much of the game riding behind your loyal horse companion.

This calls for holding imaginary reigns as you make your way to Spire.

This changes the action to combat mode.

Moreover, the game makes it clear that the horse means the world to Gabriel.

Aside from horseback riding, you’ll be blasting enemies using magical gauntlets.

Every area you traverse will hold a particular interest in your adventure.

You’ll need to build rapport with characters in the game to develop your outlook further.

Notwithstanding,Fable: The Journeyis a tad different from its predecessors.

Fable III

Fable IIIis the third mainline entry in the series.

The game picks up 50 years after the events ofFable II.Albion is in a devastated state.

A ruthless dictator has taken over, causing oppression, hunger, and despair among the residents.

This is where you swoop in to save the day.

Playing as the hero, your quest is to take down Logan and become the revolutionary leader.

However, there are other threats you’ll face.

A mythical force called the Darkness will later envelop Albion.

The game uses a morality system to make progress.

Every choice you make is classified as either good or evil.

The options will also influence your popularity with the residents.

You’ll need to garner their support before facing off with Logan.

Moreover, you should expect frequent combat.

You’ll have the option of melee, ranged, and magic attacks to dispel the enemy.

Fable Anniversary

Fable Anniversaryis a complete remaster of the original title with HD visuals and audio.

The game’s fresh models and textures make the adventure surreal and fun.

This morally-styled game, however, stands out for having few consequences for your choices.

The quests make a return, where you’ll perform various tasks that shape your character’s persona.

Completing the tasks rewards you with experience, which you use to beef up your character.

you’ve got the option to choose to amp up his magical skills or improve his melee tactics.

Moreover, Albion’s revamped look feels like a fresh breath of air.

A trip around the magnificent open-world environment is more than satisfying.

The gameintroduces the neat element of morality, which players use to develop their characters.

You start as an orphaned boy whose parents are ruthlessly murdered by bandits.

This calls for interaction with other characters in the game.

Any choice you make in the game affects the other character’s reaction and perception of you.

The role-playing game also lets you battle foes in an open-world environment.

Successfully completing a quest attracts a gold reward you could use to purchase weapons andrenown.

Fable II

Fable IIis so far thebest-selling RPGtitle in the series.

The game takes place in Albion, 500 years after the original title.

The game’s setting is different since it resembles the Highwaymen era.

However, there are undoubtedly various improvements that make this sequel more enjoyable.

For starters, players can choose to play as a male or female.

Also, the game map is larger but holds few locations.

Each location is more detailed, making an adventure in the game’s open world worthwhile.

Furthermore, unlike its predecessor, the quests don’t necessarily angle toward the game’s main plot.

Your character’s situation, such as place and time, progresses the story, bringing out interactivity more.

Evans I. Karanja is a freelance writer who loves to write about anything technology.

When not writing, he can be found playing video games or watching F1.