Xbox and Playground Games have delayed the release of Fable to February 2027 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam and Windows. Fable was originally planned to release in fall 2026, but according to Xbox chief content officer and executive vice president Matt Booty on XBOX Podcast, the company wants to “make sure the game has a window all to its own.” This is in reference to the release of Grand Theft Auto VI.
More details about Fable and Xbox’s upcoming slate of titles will be revealed this June at the Xbox Games Showcase on June 7.
Lastly, the Steam page describes Fable as follows:
Become the Hero you want to be in an immersive open-world action-RPG where each choice shapes your journey, reputation is everything, and fairytale endings are never guaranteed.
A New Beginning For A Legendary Franchise
Fable returns in a stunning reboot of a beloved franchise. As the first Hero in a generation, explore a living Albion filled with peculiar characters, dark humour, and chickens… lots of chickens. This isn’t just nostalgia — it’s a new beginning set in a beautifully vibrant open world.
Be The Hero You Want To Be
Customize your Hero’s appearance and wield powerful weapons as you weave melee, ranged, and magical combat. Take on bandits, beasts, and creatures — including brand-new enemies and fan-favorites like Hobbes, Balverines, and Trolls. Your power grows right alongside your reputation.
Build An Extraordinary Life
Beyond all the combat lies a living world where you can carve your own identity. Get filthy rich as a landlord or blacksmith, romance a villager (or three), have a bunch of kids, and watch as your reputation precedes you. Being a Hero is a bit like being a celebrity… if celebrities carried swords and occasionally battled giant fire-breathing chickens.
Your Choices Change The World
In Albion, a Hero’s reputation is everything. Your noble deeds and questionable decisions affect your relationship with each villager and can even shape the world around you. Whose opinion matters most? The choice is yours… and so are the consequences. It’s up to you to decide what it means to be a Hero.
Fairytale Ending Not Guaranteed.
