Last month Microsoft updated the official Twitter account Fable and looks set to unveil the next installment of the acclaimed RPG series this Thursday. One of the trusted Xbox Insiders, writing under the nickname Klobrille, reports that the announcement will take place today during the presentation of the games of internal studios for Xbox series x…
I’m not sure who discovered the @fable and @PerfectDarkGame placeholders, but a Microsoft Xbox employee is following one, and the other is registered to a Microsoft email address pic.twitter.com/MagqUbPiZf
– Tom Warren (@tomwarren) June 27, 2023
According to an insider, Microsoft will present the new Fable with a trailer on the engine on July 23rd. At the same time, the publisher does not plan to show an extended demo of the game, as it will happen with Halo: Infinite.
“I want to iron out a little the anticipation of all those waiting for the new Fable: I do not think that the announcement will be accompanied by an extended demo of gameplay like Halo Infinite.
I’m guessing it will be a Horizon II trailer. That is, the staged video on the engine is a bit different from what everyone expects. “
Rumors that a new part of Fable is in development and will be released for the next generation console has been around for a long time. Perhaps fans’ pleas will finally be heeded and Microsoft will officially unveil it on July 23rd. Wait and see.
The last project in the series came to Xbox 360 in February 2014 as a reboot of the original game developed by Lionhead Studios. In Fable Anniversary, the developers completely updated the graphics and slightly tweaked the game part. Six months later, the release was transferred to the PC.
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