In this third part of the Fable series, the main character is the youngest child of the captain of Albion (the central character in Fable II that saved Albion).
We are about 50 years after Fable - The last chapter, and your older brother is now the king of Albion, and your character (main character) is the prince. Noting the tyrannical government of his older brother and after a decision on which forces you (to order the execution of your partner or a group of citizens), leave the castle night and begin a race to gather the army and take power from your brother . During this effort approaching divided groups (their leaders) and trying to win their trust and military support. You always promised something in exchange, since going to become king. After your ascension to the throne gives you the opportunity to perform or not those promises. As the impact of these decisions receive the satisfaction or hatred of a particular population group in your face. Of course the box (fund) of the kingdom are at your disposal to transfer funds in your account!
A game that many times will test your morals, making decisions that will affect the entire kingdom.
Fable III is much improved over the previous two series (although I remain a fan of first Fable!) for graphics, freedom of movement and how to fight. As positive elements in the new Fable III we can use 2 magic spells at the same time while the opportunity to play with a female character, very meticulous graphics and excellent design of landscapes and cities). Also, the new style of the control menu in the form of facilities and the upgrades menu (though a bit slow) is very well designed and interesting as an idea on game menu. On the negative side will mention the somewhat monotonous game play, directed by the tedious pattern of battle (often is the only way to finish long and ongoing battle just with magic, since in many surrounding enemies simultaneously in 4 or more consecutive series of attacks), professions from which you earn money (all have the same playing and technical problems) and a small variety of weapons and uniforms available.
Of course there are several technical problems. Pathfinding crashes frequently and often do not appear until they redo the game load a new location or to redefine the route. Many crashes are also in the dog or the characters with whom you walk hand in hand (left behind when you climb stairs, walk near cliffs or bridges must pass to return to separate, which is quite time consuming). In games to win money (pie maker, blacksmith, lute hero) a problem with the frame rate. Since the multiplier 8-9 and after the slow response of the last key. Finally, the very big loading time is quite tedious if you spend enough time gathered in the game.
This is a relatively easy game (like the 2 previous of the Fable series) with very clear and meticulous story, but with a monotonously simple game play and big loading times. Also, because of the way to fight, the battle is a little boring. Nevertheless, it's a very entertaining and enjoyable game that, despite the technical problems, will have a lot of fans !