Summary: The idea behind Fable Heroes was actually a good one, and a refreshingly off kilter take on a standard RPG franchise.
Pros: Cute character designs, Fun to play with friends, Definitely an original take on the usual boardroom question of “what can we do with this franchise?”
Cons: Computer-controlled teammates are rarely a good idea, particularly when they don’t fight but do steal all your earned money and health, Characters move like the roads ...
Conclusion: While there are a few examples of modern games handling the old-school beat ‘em up genre well, like Castle Crashers for instance, Fable Heroes isn’t one of those games.
Excerpt: How do you make a game ‘family friendly’? Bribe Big Bird and Cookie Monster to make an appearance? Throw in Kinect functionality so anyone can play, yet no one is in...
Excerpt: Fable Heroes wants to be fun. This beaming downloadable game effortlessly coos for your attention, as patchwork player puppets spring amusingly around a hobbycraft...
Conclusion: While quite not at the level of Castle Crashers (its main competition), this is a game which will still give you several hours of enjoyment and replayablity especially
Excerpt: Strange to think that such a diverse game like FABLE should have an off shoot like FABLE HEROES and yet here it is, created by LIONHEAD studios, on what they refer to as
Conclusion: Fable Heroes is yet another brainless hack 'n' slash in a sea of similar games, and while it has an admittedly strong levelling system, that isn't enough to save it or
Pros: Unquestionably the coolest thing about Fable Heroes, and possibly the only cool thing, is its levelling system. Your little puppets collect gold and die rolls througho...
Cons: Mainly what you'll be doing in Fable Heroes is putting the smackdown on hordes of enemies in an attempt to gain money and die rolls, which will, in turn, make you bett...