Fable 2 is the second game in the fable series by Lionhead Studios, it is an open world role-playing game. It has a simple story line where the hero needs to save Albion from the evil Lord Lucian by collecting together the other three heroes to defeat him. Interactive cut-scenes are a large part of the game however the main character never speaks and all dialogue is uncontrolled. The game features a large variety of game play and freedom, allowing a player to shape the world around and the characters appearance and moral standing based on decisions throughout the game. The player can also get married both same and opposite sex and bring up children to childhood but no farther, expressions are a lot more interactive with NPC's than before
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Fable II still holds a special place in my heart. It's got that classic fairytale charm, and your choices actually shape the world around you – get ripped fighting bandits and the townsfolk fear you! The combat is a bit simple, and the story fizzles out at the end, but exploring Albion, buying up property, and even starting a family is just so much fun. Definitely a product of its time but still holds up surprisingly well!
Played entirely in coop. The game is pretty great, but the coop system is abyssmal.
At first, I didn’t know what to make of Fable II. But the more I played it, the more I couldn’t get enough of its bizarre hybrid of lite-RPG mechanics and life sim leanings. It’s a classic RPG hero’s story in wide shot that lets you shape huge swathes of the world. Or you can just hurl lightning bolts at strangers and fart in their eyes. There’s really nothing quite like it.
-Mom can I have fantasy medieval RPG?
-To kill monsters and do quests?
-Yeeeessss
Actually creates a real estate monopoly controlling the national economy like a boss
-To kill monsters and do quests?
-Yeeeessss
Actually creates a real estate monopoly controlling the national economy like a boss
shame it isn't on pc
I don't know what it is about this game, it just pushes all the right buttons for me. I consider this to be the best game in the Fable franchise, and despite its janky nature I think that only adds to the charm.