Fable: The Journey
- October 9, 2012
- Lionhead Studios
"If you're accustomed to the Kinect set-up process and don't mind learning the nuances of the controller's recognitition capabilities, Fable: The Journey is a beautiful and rewarding adventure back into the world of Albion."
Fable: The Journey offers a whole new way to experience the deep storyline and picturesque world of Albion that fans have come to know and love. Set 50 years after the events of Fable III, this new version asks you to come to the aid of the mysterious Theresa, who thrusts you into an action-packed adventure full of dangerous enemies, hair-raising chases and humorous characters. Built from the grou…
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Fable: The Journey Review
"If you're accustomed to the Kinect set-up process and don't mind learning the nuances of the controller's recognitition capabilities, Fable: The Journey is a beautiful and rewarding adventure back into the world of Albion."
70%Fable: The Journey Review
Aside from the occasional bouts of the old red mist brought around by the controls, and some incredibly low-resolution cutscenes – for which there is no excuse - we’d still recommend that you at least try Fable: The Journey. The storyline will draw you in, and the lashings and lashings of atmosphere provided by the Lionhead crew means that there is plenty of reason to persevere. Some will call it their game of the year, and others will hate it - but most will find that the package is good without being outstanding.
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Fable: The Journey is a beautifully drawn adventure game for the Xbox 360, and though its Kinect-based controls are fun, the game is held back by slow pacing and a lack of excitement.
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