Fable III lands on the PC with graphical enhancements and tougher combat, but simplified gameplay and a lack of moral choices still distract from the fun. The Fable Wiki is a comprehensive database for the Fable video game series. The wiki is dedicated to collecting all information related to the franchise, such as characters, quests, locations, weapons, enemies and more!

Submitted on 6/11/2017 Review title of KortahnaFrom a Fable fan and dedicated gamerThis feels nothing like the original Fable. Several HOURS into the game and it's still playing as a linear, disconnected tutorial. This is absolutely boring the socks off me. UPDATE: I just finished this game and it left a sour taste in my mouth. I see why this game was hated. The oversimplifications of nearly every aspect made it less of a fable game than previous installments. Combat was lazy, buggy, poorly thought out and nauseatingly redundant.

Even friendship delivery quests ended up being nothing but AOE'ing wave after wave of generic bad guys every ten yards until destination. The end of the game was so poorly tacked on and put together that it will ruin an ENTIRE PLAYTHROUGH.

You are forced into linear decisions that directly punish you either way if you play a good guy. In the end I was forced to grind MILLIONS in gold and without warning was locked into several quests that take up the entire year and end the game (previous quests took a month off) so everyone STILL DIES.

Submitted on 7/12/2019 Review title of Pandemonium3255WTF! Other Player World Save Bug!So after beating the game and with nothing else to do I accepted an invite to join a random player in their world and the player was in the prologue and asked if I was able to open the 50-chest, so I did. Just as I was opening the chest for the player they booted me, which then caused my game to freeze and when I rebooted the game back up pressed start hoping to load back into my save.nope it deleted my saved character by saving that player's prologue character over my mine, so now I don't even feel like playing Fable anymore because of a game breaking bug like that. Submitted on 7/5/2018 Review title of AbispaA fair game, I suppose, but worst in the series.It looks great and sounds great, even the hero's voice acting. Unfortunately the NPC interactions from Fable II have been changed from mildly difficult mini-games that could result in humorous disasters into stupid timed button presses where you simply hold down on the button until the controller shakes.

The disasters aren't so humorous when they are no longer accidents but conscious decisions. The 'follow' command has been replaced with actual hand holding NPCs which is never cool but usually embarrassingly bad. Oh, and being a landowner now has all the charm and complexity of an annoying Facebook Farmville game. Maintaining houses now can take hours, wasting precious days from your life with little fun and hardly anything to show for it.

The more I type the angrier with this game I get. But I did have fun playing it.

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It seems like the only way currently is through torrenting sadly, but you can in fact get all dlc to work. Making a new comment thread because the first one is a bit long and if you just want an answer, you don't need to read how we made the shit: you just need to know how the shit works.I was able to use this guide with my recent Steam install.

Just go through the steps but instead of downloading the Fable 3 torrent from tpb, download Fable 3 from Steam. Then proceed as directed.I WAS able to get this working with an old save. In fact, that's ALL I have working so far. I have not tried to start a new game because it would take me an hour or two to play through the game to the point where you can actual access the DLC. I had to use TimeSlip's save editor because my save actually had mis-matched GFWL id strings in the offline and online spots.

Once I made those match (and made them match my xlive.ini), I launched the game and it loaded my autosave no problem, costumes and weapons confirmed present. I did not have to do the 'hold ctrl, then hold shift' process described in the editor's readme. Update: It works.

I was able to load my old save with the DLC intact, then start a new game. I just played it through to when you leave the Dweller Camp the first time and I can confirm that I received a pile of presents, including Highlander male and female, Industrial Knight, Highlander tattoo, several dyes, dog outfit, dog breeds and a stop time potion. I can not yet confirmed the quest DLCs (since I haven't played far enough yet for them to open) but I will post here as soon as I know one way or the other. You could buy the DLC again.

I don't think it's officially for-sale anywhere but my understanding is that unused keys can still be activated. It's just that if you activated your DLC keys before GFWL merged with XBL, you're fucked. And that's true of other games as well; a bunch of my friends lost all their Mass Effect DLC on XBox because they redeemed it before the merge.

Microsoft's answer to this is 'we don't have a record of your purchase and your XBox is telling you that you don't own the DLC. Can't help ya.' I'm about to try and see if it works. Here's what I've done.Skipped downloading torrent of base game. Didn't disable security because I already had base game installed and don't know how. Didn't add base game folder to exceptions.I downloaded update 1.1.1.3.rar file. Extracted its contents to fable 3 exe folder.

Replaced anything it needed to.Didn't delete folders with mod in the name because I have none.Downloaded the DLCs.Made a folder titled 'DLC'. Placed the 'DLC' folder in the fable 3 exe folder.Made a folder for each download pack and named each folder as the instructions asked. Placed all three of the folders containing the DLC inside the 'DLC' folder.I don't know if I was supposed to modify any of the '.cab' files containing the DLC. So they're just in their respective folders unmodified.Next, I added the xlive.dll and xlive.ini into exe directory. Didn't bother changing my profile name or anything.As of right now gonna look up making my old save file work so I don't have to play an hour before finding out whether I did it right.Appreciate any help you got for me:). First, go through the guide again and make sure everything was done exactly - Same torrent, files, etc.Next, you can go into the DLC folder, inside of that should be '01Understone', and '02TraitorsKeep' (another as well, but it's unimportant here). It's a possibility considering I'm using Windows 7.

Seems unlikely though considering it's able to read all the same files. By using purely the RG Games Repack torrent I'm able to get at least some of the DLC (Yule Hat, female highlander set but strangely no male set, all the dog potions, Brightwall guard set, and bludstone bludgeon) but after going through with your guide, none of that pops up after progressing through a new game.I'll keep fiddling around with it and hopefully I'll get lucky and get something to work:p.