New Fable Runs at 60 FPS on Xbox and Can Be Completed 100% in a Single Playthrough
You won’t have to replay the game many times.
Playground Games recently invited attendees to play the new Fable during the Xbox FanFest event. The playable demo focused on the combat system.
Reviews have begun appearing online, and incoming reports indicate that Fable ran at a stable 60 frames per second in performance mode on the Xbox Series X console.
User PeterP_1985 was thrilled with the Fable demo:
“Flawless 60 frames per second. Combat is genuinely engaging, switching between magic, ranged, and melee attacks is smooth and intuitive, and the voice acting is top-notch. Bravo, Playground Games, you did a great job!”

It also became known that the developers of the new Fable have finalized the achievement list. The achievements themselves have not been revealed yet because they want to keep it a surprise, but they clarified that players will be able to unlock all achievements within a single playthrough. It is also still unknown how much time collecting 100% of the achievements will take.
You can add Fable to your Steam wishlist via the following link. The standard release is scheduled for February 23, 2027, but owners of the Premium Edition will receive digital bonuses and premium early access, allowing them to start playing five days earlier. The game will be available on PC, as well as the Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5 consoles.
Source: iXBT.games
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