We want to start with a huge Fable thank you to all the fans who’ve participated in the Fable Legends closed beta so far and continue to help us make Legends the best game we can possibly make. Tipple is raising an ale in your general direction.
We’re excited to invite an additional 100,000 fans to the Fable Legends closed beta over the next few weeks, prioritising those that have been waiting the longest. If you want to get in on the closed beta, sign up at FableLegends.com.
Fable Legends is coming together well and it’s a lot of fun. But we think that we can make it even better. So we’ve decided to extend our closed beta to continue to listen to feedback from our players and add features and polish that will make a real difference. This means Fable Legends won’t release into open beta this holiday as previously announced. We realise this may be disappointing for those of you not currently playing, so we wanted to tell you why.
To be honest, we didn’t anticipate just how big Fable Legends is becoming. It’s simply the most ambitious game we’ve ever created at Lionhead. We’ve built a unique and innovative multiplayer experience combining RPG and RTS gameplay which allows you to play, and use your gear seamlessly, across Xbox One and Windows 10. On top of this, we’ve built a beautiful new world full of grand stories and adventures. And it’s taking more time than we thought.
The team is working exceptionally hard and we’re proud of how far the game has come. We’re operating our closed beta 24/7 and have added lots more features, quests, creatures, and heroes to play. Hundreds of thousands of fans have participated in the beta so far, and we can’t wait to open it up for all of you to play. To achieve our aspirations for Fable Legends, we’ve moved our open beta release to spring of 2016. So to all of you who have been playing in our closed beta, and to all of you who have been waiting patiently for the game to release into open beta, we want to thank you on behalf of everyone at Lionhead.
Enjoy the festive season and we’ll see you in Albion soon.
I bought Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Edition for $35 as part of this week deals with gold. I know nothing about it. I only saw people saying it is a must have game and its score in Metacritic. I hope it is an action game or RTS!
I haven't touched my Xbox for weeks. I've started watching One Piece again, which is my favorite thing in this world. I didn't finish Halo 5 and yet to touch Fallout, Tomb Raider or Witcher expansion, the three games I planned to finish this year. That's why I didn't vote for game of the year.
Lol at people trying to compare the Order with ROTTR. They were trying to compare it to Halo 5, now with Tomb Raider? I guess people are grasping too hard to make the Order look like a success. Unfortunately for them ROTTR will surpass the Order whether they like it or not.
Well, what do people even have from maybe great sales of bad games? How awesome, you can brag about bad games which people bought because of hype even if most of them felt as if the game was a waste of their money...
I mean, if a game does sell only one unit and that's to me I'm still happy with this game as long as it's good and if I buy a game 10 million other people bought as well I still feel bad if the game is shit. Only bad part about the game which would sell only one unit is that there wouldn't be a successor and the maybe good thing about the good selling game would be that there is a chance of a better successor which has to sell on quality and not hype again.
Fact is, a game like Tomb Raider made most people who bought it very happy. That's not the case with some other games.
