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Fable Fortune

Flaming Fowl Studios · Feb 22, 2018

PC · Xbox One

Teen

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Fable Fortune is a game of Choice and Consequence. Play as one of six unique Heroes in a card game with fast-paced and thrilling tactical gameplay. At the start of a match, you must choose your quest. Completing quests earns unique rewards which can help turn the tide of battle. On completing a Quest, you must choose, Good or Evil? Turning to Good or Evil changes the abilities your hero can use, but also the powers and properties of your cards. This means you can react to your opponent, changing your strategy and the cards in your hand based on the choices you make.

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Scores by platform

PC

Critic 5.9 (7 critics) · Gamer 6.9

6.8

Xbox One

Critic 6.7 (3 critics) · Gamer 6.4

6.8

Critic reviews

  • COGconnected

    Jason Fanelli · Mar 22, 2018

    7.1
    The laughs and goofiness draw me in, while the familiar card battle system keeps me going. Fable Fortune is an enjoyable game that, if nothing else, brings a deserving franchise back to prominence. I can only hope this is the beginning of a Fable resurgence, but for now, I’m happy to do battle in this world with cards.
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  • MMO Huts

    Remko Molenaar · Mar 16, 2018

    6.0
    Fable Fortune from the foundation is a solid game, it is exactly what I want it to be, but am still a little cautious depending on the course it might take. As long as they keep it beginner friendly, and don’t add too much onto their foundation that might seem hard to get, it might bring back that spark of life that some of these Card Games once had. At the same time I can also see why veterans would pass on a game like this; they’re already playing a game similar to it, or have played it before, so why switch over?
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  • Destructoid

    Bass · Feb 26, 2018

    4.5
    If you're looking for something to learn the basics of playing a collectible card game, and you'd rather play on console, Fable Fortune may fit the bill. But on PC, there's already a game with a large community, a better user interface, and more varied gameplay options... If there's one great thing about online games, however, it's the potential for redemption. Games expand with every patch. Sometimes, they're even reborn. Flaming Fowl Studios has the opportunity to transform Fable Fortune into something more in the future.
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  • Game Skinny

    Ty Arthur · Jul 31, 2017

    6.0
    Yes, it's Hearthstone with a different skin on top, but it's also pretty fun.
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  • Game Reactor

    Lisa Dahlgren · Mar 10, 2018

    7.0
    The Fable games have never forced players to follow a particular direction on the moral compass, รกnd players themselves have always been free to decide if they would be good, the devil, or something in-between, and Fable Fortune is based on the same system. A predetermined number of times per game, the player can take on a task (these usually involve things like: play three cards, attack twice, and so on) and you can win these and get rewards with one of two special cards to choose from.
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  • CGMagazine

    Chris Carter · Mar 08, 2018

    5.5
    It’s hard to justify getting too heavily involved in Fable Fortune when it isn’t able to truly spread its wings. The loot box format doesn’t work in its favour when so many of its early cards are devoid of personality—there’s just no major drive to keep grinding for new cards. Maybe if it pivoted to more of a PvE approach and really leaned into its “quest” mentality instead of trying to have it both ways in an attempt to become an esport, it could make its mark.
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