Xbox Shows New Fable, Where Players Will Enter a Forest Infected by Unknown Magic
Xbox gaming chief Asha Sharma has shared a new look at Fable to mark Xbox’s 25th anniversary. The footage follows the heroine as she investigates mysterious magical phenomena in Deepwood forest.
Fable remains one of Xbox Game Studios’ most promising projects. Playground Games, the studio behind the Forza Horizon series, has been tasked with reviving one of Microsoft’s best-known franchises. The new game will take players back to the fantasy world of Albion for a large-scale adventure filled with fairy-tale atmosphere and magic.
The developers showed part of a quest in which the heroine from Briar Hill travels into Deepwood with Arden. They set out to investigate troubling magical phenomena that have begun to plague the residents of Oakshire. Along the way, they find a place where the forest’s natural magic appears to have been infected by an unknown force.
The new gameplay places a strong emphasis on atmosphere and a world worth exploring. Deepwood looks like a place full of secrets, and the idea of corrupted magic fits well with Fable’s overall concept. It is also welcome to see a specific episode of the adventure rather than just flashy trailers.
Playground Games has demonstrated for years that it can create beautiful, detailed worlds. Now the studio can apply that experience to a different genre.
Source: iXBT.games
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