

Fable Anniversary
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01About Fable Anniversary
In Fable Anniversary, choices shape a hero who can grow toward good, evil, or somewhere between. Deeds build a reputation across the land, where you can recruit allies and followers. This remastered edition updates the original with HD visuals and audio, new lighting, textures, models, interface, and gameplay. Steam players: 86% positive from 14,838 reviews. Steam PC supports full controller use. Interface languages: Traditional Chinese, English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese-Brazil, and Russian.
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$8.742023-09-21 · SteamBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.Language support
| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Traditional Chinese | Yes | Yes | — |
| English | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| French | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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| Language | Interface | Subtitles | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Italian | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| German | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Spanish | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Japanese | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Korean | Yes | Yes | — |
| Portuguese-Brazil | Yes | Yes | — |
| Russian | Yes | Yes | — |
Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-19
02Before you buy
Controller
The Steam PC version has full controller support.
Interface languages
The interface includes {supportedLanguages}.
03Frequently asked questions
How do choices affect the hero?
Actions shape the hero's development along a good, evil, or intermediate path.
Can the hero build a reputation?
Yes. Deeds build renown or notoriety, and the hero can recruit allies and followers.
What is Heroic difficulty?
It removes Resurrection Phials and makes enemies more lethal.
Popular Steam reviews
Native-language selection · 10 reviewsSelected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.
The fact that there's still no Fable 2 port/remaster on PC is criminal. Fable 2 is the second best selling RPG on Xbox 360 (first being Skyrim, of course). WHERE'S FABLE 2 ON PC?! I WANT FABLE 2 ON PC RIGHT ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ NOW, GOD D%&N IT!Show moreShow less
This game is $35. It adds HD graphics (it is pretty), controller support and windowed mode. That is all, at least that I've seen. The DLC for this game is $25. It consists solely of costumes you will never use and are inferior to the base-game armors. I've had the game lock up on me several times, unable to progress until I loaded a previous save from about an hour ago. You cannot save in the middle of missions. Good luck! Fable: The Lost Chapters is available for $10 and includes all of the same content minus the DLCs and the aforementioned additions. Unless your hobbies include frivolous spending and frustration regarding games not working correctly, you should save your money.Show moreShow less
Bring Fable 2 and Fable 3 to SteamShow moreShow less
If you want Fable, go back to the original plus Lost Chapters. I loved the original Fable, but this port is not worth the extra money. When first announced, I was excited because I thought they'd improve upon the original. Fix issues with the old one, gameplay or glitch wise, maybe add in a couple new quests, and fix the bad user interface and player menus. Instead, it's really only a graphical difference. Worse yet, the graphics aren't really that much better. Sure, they smoothed things up and fixed up some lighting effects, but the models (especially the faces) are ugly as sin. I was hoping (more than anything else) they'd take a page from Fable 2 & 3, and give the option to buy a house without killing the occupants. Instead, it looks like that's still the plan. At least they looked at the menu options. Well, they looked but they did not fix. In fact, they made them worse. I bought this game for the PC, I WANT TO USE A KEYBOARD AND MOUSE. You cannot rebind keys. The default Keyboard/Mouse keys I cannot imagine are good for a right-handed player. For a left-handed player like myself, they're murder. The menu is horribly clunky. If I want an to equip a sword, for example. Imagine I've already navigated the maze of menu options to get there. Then, to actually equip the sword, you don't push enter. you push A. ON THE KEYBOARD. If you want to go back? B. The letter B. Not escape, that won't work. Yes, I know controllers are available that work with my PC. I don't want them, I'm comfortable with my keyboard and mouse. As a big fan of Fable games (I own them all) this is insulting. The graphics are softer. The cutscenes still look like they're from the original (pixels EVERYWHERE). There's no customization to how I want to play a game that's all about customization. The User Interface is worse than before. There's a stupid book opening animation that has to play everytime you open the game or want to exit back to menu. This is a horrible addition to the Fable family. I'll probably play it again, I paid for it. Don't make the same mistake. EDIT: Upon assistance from another player, he revealed that you actually need to be on your sepcific character before the option to change controls appears. While this provides immense relief, left-handed players may be distraught to discover you cannot rebind end, delete, pgdn or pgup, home or insert. Further, the numberpad keys cannot be assigned to the hotbar keys. Still, I count this as a victory, and a lot of my stress about the game has been removed.Show moreShow less
GIVE US FABLE II AND IIIShow moreShow less
I really wanted to like this game, I played the original and really enjoyed it and I played the sequels and with each prgoressive game the quality got worse. Sure the visuals got better each time, but each time the humorous additives lessened until they were eliminated in Fable III. This return to the original is very disappointing. They upgraded the graphics yes, but that seems to be just about it. The controls are the same but can thankfully be retuned to their better counterparts from later games. The animations are a HUGE disappointment. The models look a bit better but definitely nothing like what we saw in Fable III, the animations for them are not even remotely changed and this makes the new models pointless if they don't have updated animations as well. They still remain stiff and awkward and very simple. The models themselves don't even do the original characters justice. Maze looks awful with that awful goatee that just sticks out like a sore thumb. Whisper's head is all wrong for the entire prologue looking like it should on a young adult whisper as opposed to a kid a little older than the player. The child character, oh man is that a monstrosity. It doesn't even remotely match or even harken to the old child hero. The new character models for villagers are at least decent. But overall the lack of attention or faithfulness to the original character designs does not bode well. Thankfully the music is still quite good, but it is disappointing that nothing appears to have been remastered or redone as would be normal for a HD remake. The cutscenes appear to not be changed at all, still using transparent renders from the original version. Overall this "HD" remake appears to be not even worth the effort Lionhead put in it, I had high hopes the new creative head would lead the company to better endeavours but clearly this is not the case. The HD remake hasn't done the game justice in my opinion and is definitely not worth 35 dollars. Maybe 15 if you stretch it. This isn't a HD re-release, it's a nostalgia trap. 4/10 While the original game is still there, there's not been near enough done to improve on the old and just leaves the remake a flashy mess.Show moreShow less
GIVE US FABLE 2!!!!Show moreShow less
Fable Anniversary delivers what it promised; A prettier version of the original game. The game has aged well on its own, but the new graphics definitely make me personally want to play it more than the original. And that's honestly about it; it only ropes me in for the nostalgia. This isn't a game for everyone, however, as it does run into some problems. I can't stand the new UI, which is clonky and harder to navigate than the original's, and the implementation of the DLC is pretty bland and honestly not worth considering. As others have no doubt already pointed out, the pricing is outrageous for a simple HD rerelease. For the full, and best experience of the Fable franchise, you're better off sticking to Fable: TLC which is only 10 dollars. Anniversary is about $35 with DLC being a total of $25. The DLC offers nothing new to the game except fancy accessories that are weaker than the Vanilla armors and weapons. $60 dollars for the full "Anniversary" experience versus a $10 fee for the original vanilla experience. The difference in pricing is absurd, and the fact that the developers want 60 dollars for an old game with a new paint job is just stupid. The only bug I have run into personally is one where the game crashes while trying to spend experience points, but that in itself is enough to warrant negative attention as it breaks immersion. Once the game goes down in price, I'd recommend this game to anyone new to the Fable franchise, as it really holds up better than the sequels of the original game. Until then, however, stick with the $10 TLC.Show moreShow less
We need Fable 2 and 3 on steam so everyone can enjoy these great classicsShow moreShow less
Do you like games where the UI is coded to disappear after a few seconds for no conceivable reason, and with no option to stop that from happening? Do you like games that have a hotkey bar for quick item use but won't show it on the screen? Do you like games that let you change your keybindings except for the ones displayed with a lock next to them because you aren't allowed to change them for some reason? Or how some keys can be assigned to multiple actions and others cannot for some reason? Do you like games that give you the option to invert your look settings but don't give you look sensitivity options? Do you like games that randomly decide to change what type of input controls you're using so suddenly your keyboard is useless? Do you like games that are console ports of remakes of console ports of remakes that try to sell you on updated graphics? Then you'll LOVE Fable Anniversary! * * * June 14, 2015 Update * * * It is stated that perhaps some or all of the issues laid out above may have been fixed in patches that were applied well after I posted this, so keep looking through the reviews as you may find more current information. Here's a picture of a sharkhorse http://i.picpar.com/Nyyb.jpgShow moreShow less
Source: original Steam user reviews. Helpful votes are an archived snapshot, not live data. Last collected: 08/15/2026.