#Fable 4 playstation full#

#Fable 4 playstation full#

Read full reviewįable, it's even better the second time around.Īdmittedly my purchase of Fable 2 was based on a whim. That's pretty much what I learned from playing it through twice though my review sounds negative it's actually a good game and I would recommend it. It's avoidable if you don't save but if you do you're screwed. Mainly, that if you do something weird during a 'scene' you will get stuck and wont be able to interact with anything. more.Īnot her thing, there are some serious game-breaking glitches that will force you to start over if you save after encountering them.

the co-op could have been awesome but you only play as a henchmen for someone else or vice versa, the clothes is a weak selection with no armor, the story is short but good, there could have been more options in the combat but the thing is they did all those very well there just needed to be.

The main issue here is that overall the whole game it seems like they got an idea, started working on, made it work really well but then stopped before it was complete. It seemed like they were taking a different approach this time around but they didn't, though at it's core is a great game it lacks on expanding its potential. they probably did this so you could play twice as both good and evil. I decided to buy fable 2 because the first title was a lot of fun but a little too short. The bonus content includes 'The Hall of the Dead' dungeon, 'The Wreckager' cutlass, Spartan armor, and an energy sword. This limited edition comes with a making-of featurette DVD and bonus in-game content that can only be accessed via Xbox Live. Acquire too much debt, however, and 'collectors' might come looking for you. Money and prizes earned while playing the three games of chance can be transferred to your character. Xbox Live subscribers can also build their fortunes outside of the main game by playing Xbox Live Arcade's Fable II Pub Games. Cooperative play is supported via Xbox Live, allowing a friend to seamlessly join your world at any time. Fable II also features a canine companion that will perform tricks, dig up treasure, and protect you in combat. Fast-paced combos can be strung together by alternating between magical, ranged, and melee attacks. The setting takes place 500 years after the original game, enabling you to use guns in combat as well as swords, bows, and spells. Your actions will literally change and shape the world, and the townsfolk will react accordingly. Your fortune amassed during your travels can be spent on houses, castles, taverns, clothing, equipment, tattoos, and more. Explore the lush countryside, fight bandits, slay foul creatures, venture into mysterious dungeons, marry, or raise a family. You begin the game as a boy or girl and will eventually mature into an adventurous adult. Acclaimed developer Peter Molyneux has crafted an action role-playing game filled with moral choices, allowing you to create an altruistic or evil character based on your decisions. Return to the vibrant world of Albion in this follow-up to 2004's Fable.