Fable is an action role-playing game in development at Playground Games, which is part of Xbox Game Studios. Microsoft says it marks “a new beginning for the legendary franchise,” which debuted in 2004 and was previously developed by the now defunct Lionhead Studios.
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Tickets are on sale now for VGC Live in Glasgow
VGC takes to the stage for the first time ever at one of Glasgow's most historic venues
‘F*** me, it’s going to carry on’: Peter Molyneux says he teared up watching Playground’s Fable reveal
But the former Lionhead designer has small complaints about the new Fable's art direction
Xbox says it wants to be ‘more consistent’ with its PS5 release timing in future
So far, only some of Xbox's PS5 versions have released concurrently with other versions
Podcast: Forza and Fable look like GOTY contenders, and can Ubisoft recover?
The VGC team discuss the Xbox Developer Direct, Ubisoft's cancellations and Kensuke Tanabe's retirement
Xbox’s big Fable reveal confirms ‘truly’ open world, and Xbox and PlayStation release this Autumn
Playground promises British humour, moral dilemmas, and NPCs who remember your actions
Alleged Fable concept art has leaked ahead of this week’s gameplay reveal
Xbox is giving the first in-depth look at the game during Thursday's Developer Direct
The Xbox Developer Direct will feature a secret fourth game
UPDATE: VGC understands the fourth title is a smaller scale original game from an Xbox studio
Xbox Developer Direct coming later this month featuring Fable, Forza and Game Freak
The show will feature the first in-depth look at Fable, according to Microsoft
Fable’s British humour could help it to stay afloat in today’s sea of open-world action RPGs
2026 preview: A lot has changed with the genre in the 15 years since Fable 3
Xbox has officially delayed Fable to 2026: ‘It’s definitely worth the wait’
The release of Playground’s new Fable game has been pushed from this year to 2026
2025 Preview: Xbox’s Fable reboot seems to be ticking all the right boxes
Bustling towns, dry humor and a British development studio mean Fable's return looks on track