The WORST Fable Game - PushingUpRoses

Oh, you thought THOSE games were bad? Well, let me tell you something.

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[StraytheSkies]

That shrieking spider is how I feel on a daily basis.

[MoonSpiritChannel]

Hey, wanna know the most annoying sound in the world?

Oh, apparently that spider thing knows it.

[thomasascher]

Fable, a disappoint and click adventure.

[notmegaming]

Shreek, schreek, shraawwkk, schreek!!!!

[Seantendo]

Quickthorpe sounds like a fast-acting cough medicine.

[DaddyGamerReviews]

Through sheer force of will I managed to not spray coffee all over my screen as I had just taken a drink when the spider screeched. Ha!

[LungMing]

Too bad. That art style is fantastic for an adventure game. Btw great vid as usual Roses! : )

[pinkcloud]

This game is one of my favorite nostalgic games ever, holds a special place in my heart

[SamanthaPortUkulele]

It seems like they focused way too much on the art and graphics and not enough on everything else. It is a shame, because most of the graphics look really great.

[neuroflare]

That spider just gave me my new text message alert.

[krellend]

Look on the bright side! Now you'll always have that clip of the screeching spider to express displeasure!

[Brandon]

8:23 It needed Willy Wonka "GOOD DAY, YOU LOSE, YOU GET NOTHING!"

[AGoodBrentDogs]

So, I guess the one thing this Fable has going for it is that it’s got a sense of realism to it. No musical accompaniment to your location. Enemies just die with no fanfare or writhing. Just like real life! In a fantasy realm. K.

[yngv]

The main guy sounds incredibly unlikable, the complete opposite of Guybrush Threepwood! It’s interesting how immediately off-putting I found it when a character hates cats versus how funny I found it when a character hates porcelain. Shows which game had smarter writers.

[ppmaq]

OMG The snake bit where you just throw the spear and it flops to the ground killed me

[Buffycomics]

There is actually a room you can get in the maze at the last part of the game (you don't need to go there to finish the game) where you meet that old man you will kill in the end to finish the game, anyway he tell you your all quest was actually a lie and he was in league the elder that send you in order to collect the gems so he could take over the world or something along those lines.

Not that this really pose an improvement to the story line but a least it exist.

Oh, and the game crash during dialog each time you get there.

[forgettablename]

With the no music and... interesting voice acting, this game reminds me of Zelda’s adventure for the cdi. That’s not something that I want to be reminded of when playing a game

[FlamingBee]

Oh my goodness, I LOVE this game! Mind you, it's most certainly nostalgia goggles, but I was so excited to see you review it. I still have my copy from the nineties!

The art pulled me in, and the environments/characters felt much harsher than the KQ games I grew up with, which made it feel somehow more real, to me, and less like I was watching fantasy tropes play out on screen. Just several worlds of jerks and Quickthorpe bumbling incapably through it all.

I even liked the story, convoluted as it was. Definitely a Roger Wilco moment of somehow getting caught up in schemes and histories much more complex than his own.

Anyhow, I'll stop rambling about loving this game, which is undoubtedly brimming with flaws, but thanks again for another great review!

"You took my lollipop!"
"AND DON'T YOU FORGET IT!"

[xRocketzFighterx]

I'm now going to use that spider shriek as a ringtone for some of my annoying friends and family members.

[ichinichisan]

The "Oh yeah, I have a girlfriend; she lives in Canada and is _totally real!"_ part definitely makes more sense in the original ending, from the sound of it.