Fable

Fable Guía y cronología

Albion remembers its heroes through their deeds, their reputation and sometimes their appearance. Fable mixes fairy-tale adventure with earthy humor and choices about the person a hero becomes. The original games revisit the land across generations, while the reboot begins again with its own version of Albion.

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Timeline guide

Fable: choose the first hero's version before Albion's later years

Choose Fable or its expanded Lost Chapters version, then continue with Fable II and III. Heroes and The Journey are optional branches; the announced reboot begins a different route.

Entries
7
Released
6
Upcoming
1
Span
2004-2012

The first game and The Lost Chapters overlap. A later edition does not make the hero live through the same adventure twice.

Overview & recommendation

Albion changes around its heroes, but the first practical choice is simply which version of the opening adventure to play. The Lost Chapters expands that material rather than taking place after the original as an entirely new campaign.

The later games and spin-offs offer different experiences of the land. Playground's reboot is another beginning, so it should not be treated as Fable IV or compulsory background before an original-series adventure.

Play one version of the first adventure before II and III if following the original route. Add the spin-offs by interest, and consider the reboot on its own terms when available.

Lionhead's Albion and a new beginning Original history, optional branches and reboot

Original Continuity holds the older games and represented spin-offs. Reboot identifies Playground's new interpretation rather than the next generation of the same established sequence.

  • Original Continuity (6 entries)

    The original Lionhead games and related spin-offs. Fable and The Lost Chapters overlap as opening-adventure versions, followed by the main sequels.

  • Reboot (1 entry)

    Playground Games' announced new beginning for Albion, a reboot route rather than another original-history chapter.

One opening adventure, then the sequels 7 entries

Choose Fable or The Lost Chapters before the main sequels. Their separate product records support edition choice rather than required repetition.

  1. 1
    2004FableGame · 2004
  2. 2
    2005Fable: The Lost ChaptersGame · 2005
  3. 3
    2008Fable IIGame · 2008
  4. 4
    2010Fable IIIGame · 2010
  5. 5
    2012Fable HeroesGame · 2012
  6. 6
    2012Fable: The JourneyGame · 2012
  7. 7
    2027FableGame · Feb 23, 2027Upcoming

Frequently asked questions 6 answers

Do I need both Fable and The Lost Chapters?

No. They overlap as versions of the first adventure. Choose the coverage you want rather than treating them as consecutive stories.

Must Heroes and The Journey precede Fable III?

They are optional branches, not required steps before the main original-series sequence.

Is the new Fable the next original-series generation?

It is grouped as a reboot and new beginning, not an automatic Fable IV continuation.

How many Fable games are there?

There are 7 Fable games released between 2004 and 2012. 6 are already released and 1 is upcoming.

What is the chronological order of Fable?

In chronological (in-universe) order, Fable begins with Fable (2004) and ends with Fable. The full chronological list of 7 games is above.

What is the release order of Fable?

By release date, Fable starts with Fable (2004). The most recent release is Fable: The Journey (2012).

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