Played a bit of it on Xbox and the thing that was really "meh" to me were the "decisions". Why do most games feel that everything is black and white? "Ok, you can choose to do something here. You can either choose A, which is obviously the 'morally right' option, or B, which is the opposite of A and is eeeeeevil."

So yeah, I won't be getting it. I would say "maybe later when the price drops", but the price will probably be dropping near Skyrim's release, soooo nope.

Thank you very much for your well-explained opinion. I honour that of different outlets than IGN (who don't seem to give 'trash' an 8.5) or close friends a little more, that is all I was saying.

Am I missing something here? Didn't Fable 3 come out a long time ago?

Not on PC.

I'd rather get SARS.

I borrowed Fable 3 from a friend for the Xbox 360. Played about 2 hours and have no desire to play any more. Maybe if I had bought the game I would have forced myself to play more and possibly enjoy it more. When my friend loaned me Fable 3, I loaned him Mass Effect, and all I can think about now is how to ask can we swap back without seeming ungrateful.

Ive always liked Fable. Fable III would be cool, if not for the Leveling system, the second half of the game, and the interaction with people system bugged me to no end.

I'll probably pick Fable III up when it does inevitably drop down to just a few dollars on Steam. I love Fable & The Lost Chapters, still managed to get some enjoyment out of Fable II and expect at least that out of the third. Most of the criticism I've heard doesn't really bother me. Such as shallow combat and NPCs that are hard for the player to actually care about. Both of which might bother if I were expecting something more. But I'm not. So..