Fable Trilogy (2014)
Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure
Themes:Action, Fantasy
Game modes:Single player
Story:This bundle includes three full Xbox 360 games: Fable Anniversary, Fable II and Fable III.
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Well, what can I say? A game that already risks being lost today, born, conceived, and played across generations of consoles. Such a masterpiece, carrying with it perhaps the best years of our lives—memories of lighthearted, joyful, and carefree days. The only one capable of reviving it today seems to be GOG. They’ve already allowed me, like many nostalgic gamers, to dive back into memories with masterpieces such as the *Resident Evil* trilogy and *Dino Crisis 1* and *2*. These games let us unplug for a moment and return to being children, even if just for a little while.
I trust in the GOG team for the preservation and relaunch of this and other games we deeply miss today. After all, GOG is also about this: a store that delivers emotions through classic, timeless games that are still incredibly enjoyable to play, just as they were originally envisioned and created.
**Why the *Fable Trilogy* Needs to Be on GOG — One of Gaming’s Best Trilogies Ever**
The *Fable Trilogy* — consisting of *Fable: The Lost Chapters*, *Fable II*, and *Fable III* — is one of gaming’s most iconic RPG trilogies. It blends charm, British humor, morality systems, and fantasy storytelling like no other series. And just like GOG already has classic trilogies such as *Alone in the Dark* and the *Red Faction* series, the *Fable Trilogy* belongs on the platform for **preservation, accessibility, and DRM-free greatness**.
### Why It’s One of the Best Trilogies:
Each *Fable* game offers a unique twist on RPG mechanics and player choice. The series doesn’t just tell stories — it lets **you shape them**.
- **Fable: The Lost Chapters** (2005) — The expanded version of the original game is a cult classic. It combined a rich fantasy world, memorable characters, and an evolving hero based on your choices. It’s whimsical, dark, and unforgettable.
- **Fable II** (2008) — Unfortunately never released on PC, this entry brought emotional storytelling to the forefront. Your decisions carried deep consequences. And yes, your dog was the real MVP.
- **Fable III** (2010) — A bold political twist, where you go from hero to ruler. It’s divisive, but undeniably ambitious, with weighty moral decisions that reflect real-world power dynamics.
### Why GOG Is Perfect for It:
GOG is all about keeping **gaming history alive** — especially for PC players. The original *Fable: The Lost Chapters* already exists on GOG, but **the full trilogy deserves to be unified** on the platform for fans and newcomers alike.
Much like how GOG curates and supports classics like *Alone in the Dark*, *Fallout*, and *Thief*, it’s the ideal home for *Fable*. Imagine a DRM-free *Fable Trilogy* with mod support, quality-of-life improvements, and restored content — it would be a dream come true for RPG fans.
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