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Prima’s Fable: The Journey Achievements App hits iTunes; we’ve got 10 codes to give away

Steve — Mon, 29 Oct 2012 13:09:44 +0000

It’s competition times once more, o ye humble chicken chasers. With Fable: The Journey recently trotting its way onto store shelves, Prima Games, purveyor of all things strategy and walkthrough-related, have come to the rescue with a brand spanking new iPhone app to help steer achievement hunters in the right direction and help further swell those achievement scores by a further 1,000 Gamerscore.

Interested? Of course you are The app’s only $0.99, you silly mess. X360a doesn’t yet have an official guide, but even when they do, you’d be hard-pressed to lay your hands on anything quite as insightful and — let’s not forget — portable as Prima Games’ own iPhone app-based guide. The app also allows for users to have achievement unlocking progress be shared automatically on Facebook, to help ensure that your friends and loved ones have their noses thoroughly rubbed in it, so to speak.

Here be the link, foo’. You’re just a click and $0.99 away from the good stuff. Alternatively, should you fancy scoring yourself a free unlockable app code, you need only skip your way over to our forum and take part in latest competition. We’ve got a generous portion of codes to give away, you see.

A new story begins: Fable: The Journey available now

Steve — Tue, 09 Oct 2012 12:24:53 +0000

Dust off those Kinects, Fable followers, for Lionhead Studios’ latest olde-worlde adventure title has been let loose unto the North American market. While it’ll be a few days yet before Fable: The Journey weaves its magic in Europe, our friends across the pond, at least, will be able to wave their arms around like ninnies, hurling pretend spells at their telly today.

Oh look, a launch trailer:

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Still umming and arring? Why not download the freebie demo from the Xbox Live Marketplace?

Lionhead discuss Albion, Theresa and Corruption in latest Fable: The Journey developer diary

Steve — Fri, 17 Aug 2012 14:46:45 +0000

On-rails Kinect title or not, you can colour me impressed by what I’m seeing of Fable: The Journey thus far. Hit ‘play’ to see how the world of Albion and its inhabitants are shaping up for this latest entry in the series.

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Dead good: Fable: The Journey gameplay trailer sees our hero battling undead

Steve — Mon, 11 Jun 2012 15:19:11 +0000

It’s all B-roll footage from this year’s E3, apparently, but it’s managed to tickle our fancy for the game nonetheless. Mind you, if you were one of those unlucky seven people on the planet whom were unable to attend the event, then, really, beggars can’t be choosers and you should be happy with what you’re given, you greedy so-and-so.

Right-o, one slightly decaying, maggot-infested gameplay trailer coming up:

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Fable: The Journey is set to spring to life in late 2012.

Lionhead Video Diary journals the development of Fable Heroes

Steve — Mon, 30 Apr 2012 16:27:01 +0000

The Lionhead Video Diaries are back once more, in lieu of the imminent release of the Gauntlet-inspired Fable Heroes. It’s certainly worth a watch if you fancy seeing some brand spanking new gameplay footage, and learning a little more about the game’s inception. Apparently, any dolls you might unlock whilst playing Fable Heroes will ‘hang from your cart’ in Fable: The Journey.

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Fable Heroes is scheduled to hit the Xbox Live Marketplace on the ~~8th~~ 2nd of May, and cost 800 MSP.

Fable Heroes achievements list revealed, expect to kill plenty of hobbes

Steve — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 12:17:57 +0000

Even if only to add to our vanity, we still love us the occasional jaunt of achievement hunting. And with Fable Heroes, we’ll certainly have your work cut out for ourselves. Lionhead Studios’ upcoming action adventure will supposedly be the very first Xbox Live Arcade title to take advantage of the newly-raised 400 Gamerscore limit, meaning that you’ll be frittering await potentially twice the amount of time tracking those last few achievements than you might have expected. Included below is the complete list of unlockable achievements you can come to look forward to conquering when Fable Heroes trots its way into a May 2nd release.

Rolled the Dice (5G)
Visit a tile on the Abilities Board. This also unlocks a tile on the Inner Board.

Better When Shared (5G)
Complete a level as part of a four-player team. This also unlocks a tile on the Inner Board.

Cast Party (20G)
Unlock all the playable characters. This also unlocks a tile on the Inner Board.

Rule the Dice (10G)
Purchase all abilities for one puppet. This also unlocks a tile on the Inner Board.

Bully (5G)
Kick a hobblet, then shoot it out of the air. This also unlocks a tile on the Inner Board.

Veg Head (5G)
Hit an enemy with its own head. This also unlocks a tile on the Inner Board.

Traitor (5G)
Kill a Hobbe while disguised as a Hobbe. This also unlocks a tile on the Inner Board.

Can’t See the Future (5G)
Complete a ‘Challenging’ level in ‘No HUD’ mode. This also unlocks a tile on the Inner Board.

One Down (5G)
Buy all abilities on a single tile. This also unlocks a tile on the Inner Board.

Puppet Beats Chicken (10G)
Complete the Chicken Bomb Mini-Game without getting hurt. This unlocks a tile on the Inner Board.

Fast & Furious (5G)
Complete the Mine Cart Mini-Game in under 13 seconds. This unlocks a tile on the Inner Board.

World Champion (20G)
Achieve a Gold Medal in every level. This also unlocks a tile on the Inner Board.

Heroes of Millfields (10G)
Complete Millfields in the world of Albion.

Heroes of Gravestone (10G)
Complete Gravestone in the world of Albion.

Heroes of Mistpeak (10G)
Complete Mistpeak in the world of Albion.

Ruler of Albion (20G)
Complete all levels in the world of Albion.

Heroes of Bowerstone (10G)
Complete Bowerstone in the world of Albion.

Heroes of Aurora (10G)
Complete Aurora in the world of Albion.

Heroes of The Credits (10G)
Complete The Credits in the world of Albion.

Ruler of Dark Albion (40G)
Complete all levels in the world of Dark Albion.

Heroes of The Cloud (10G)
Complete The Cloud in the world of Albion.

Heroes of Hobbe Caves (10G)
Complete Hobbe Caves in the world of Albion.

Heroes of Dark Millfields (20G)
Complete Millfields in Dark Albion without being hit!

Heroes of Dark Gravestone (20G)
Complete Gravestone in Dark Albion with Big Heads mode enabled!

Heroes of Dark Mistpeak (20G)
Complete Mistpeak in Dark Albion with a Perk activated!

Heroes of Dark Hobbe Caves (20G)
Complete Hobbe Caves in Dark Albion and finish in first place!

Heroes of Dark Bowerstone (20G)
Complete Bowerstone in Dark Albion on Challenging and without dying!

Heroes of Dark Aurora (20G)
Complete Aurora in Dark Albion and use at least three Power-Ups!

Heroes of The Dark Credits (20G)
Complete The Credits in Dark Albion and smash 20 Lionhead developers!

Heroes of The Dark Cloud (20G)
Complete The Cloud in Dark Albion and make your head POP!

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Fable: The Journey box art revealed, looks in-spire-ing

Steve — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 09:30:43 +0000

Dust off those Kinects, motion-gaming advocates: for the fourth, canonical entry in the beloved Fable series is nearly upon us. While Lionhead Studios are still keeping tight-lipped as to when exactly it is we can expect Fable: The Journey to materialize, we’d gamble our last experience orb that it won’t be long now before we’re waving our hands around like a lunatic, conjuring imaginary spells and fending off hobbes like nobody’s business. Thankfully, we’re also a little more clued in as to what we’ll have adorning our shelf, come the game’s release later this year. Behold:

Set five years after the events of Fable III, Fable: The Journey will see you accompany Theresa, blind seeress and all-around creepy lady, on a journey across all of Albion with a means to reaching the Spire and escaping ‘The Corruption.’

Tell us what you think about the box art design either in the comments below or in our community forum.

Hack-tastic: Fable Heroes gameplay video provides us with a glimpse of what’s to come

Steve — Sat, 10 Mar 2012 13:38:51 +0000

With the leaked news of a certain Fable Heroes title currently being under development by the clever folk over at Lionhead Studios, we were left scratching our heads as to what exactly we should expect from this upcoming, arcadey brawler. The lush, vibrant visuals on show in some of the screenshots had us wondering what the developer might have in store for us with this oddly cutesy-looking game. Thankfully, given the unveiling of an official gameplay trailer, we’re at least a little wiser as to what lies ahead. Behold:

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Judging by the near-two minutes worth of gameplay captured, it looks as though, despite veering ever further from the series’ original RPG roots, the game might make for a remarkably enjoyable afternoon or two of multiplayer mayhem. According to Lionhead, playing through Fable Heroes and completing certain tasks will allow you to unlock certain bonuses in Fable: The Journey &mash; due out later this year — also.

Fable Heroes is an Xbox Live Arcade-bound gem is due for release later this year.

Via Lionhead

Fable: The Journey to tell its story in September, new screenies showcase magic

Steve — Wed, 07 Mar 2012 13:25:32 +0000

Lionhead Studio’s upcoming Kinect-heavy tale in the Fable saga, Fable: The Journey, has finally been given an official release date: September 4, 2012. Fable: The Journey, supposedly, will feature a “deep storyline,” chock-full of “heart-pounding action,” and will force you to “defend yourself and your trusty steed in combat against dangerous enemies, engage in hair-raising chases, solve perplexing puzzles, and interact with humorous characters.”

New screenshots below.

‘Fable Heroes’ details and screenshots leaked by Xbox Live Marketplace

Steve — Mon, 05 Mar 2012 12:33:38 +0000

The countdown over at Lionhead Studios reads that we’re presently just over an hour away before the site receives something of a makeover and perhaps even the unveiling of a few other “surprises”, but it’s looking like at least one of their surprises has been mistakenly revealed by none other than Microsoft. A listing for Fable Heroes has shot up on the Xbox Live Marketplace, without any prior announcements or even murmurings from the folks over at Lionhead Studios, leading us to believe this was a secret that was intended to be kept for at least a few hours longer.

Regardless, Fable Heroes is very much a thing that’s happening, regardless of fans’ yearning for something more Fable 4 related. While we don’t know an awful lot about it at this point, what we do know is that it isn’t cut from the same RPG-shaped cloth as earlier entries in the series. Fable Heroes is more of a cartoony, party-focussed affair with support for up to four-players, apparently.

“Hero dolls” have very much been a part of Fable‘s lore since the first game, and it appears that Fable Heroes will have you hopping into the knitted booties of one. Expect more details to arrive soon when Microsoft’s PR blunder likely pushes forth an official announcement or two.