Rumors are swirling that Fable might launch on PlayStation 5 alongside its Xbox Series X/S and PC counterparts. Set to release later in 2025, this much-anticipated fantasy RPG has fans on both sides curious. Players have long speculated about a potential PlayStation 5 release, ever since the game was first announced exclusively for PC and Xbox Series consoles.
This marks the return of the beloved action fantasy RPG series, which makes its first modern appearance since 2012. Fans got a tantalizing glimpse of Fable’s gameplay during the 2023 Xbox Games Showcase. Promising a mix of contemporary mechanics with its signature wit and whimsical take on fairy tales, this reboot stays true to its roots. Since its 2004 debut, the Fable series has been synonymous with Xbox. However, if recent speculation holds true, this new chapter might break tradition by going multi-platform.
A notable Spanish gaming outlet, Vandal, stirred the pot with claims of a simultaneous PlayStation 5 release. Initially slated solely for PC and Xbox Series X/S, it’s possible the game could now veer into new territory. Xbox, under the leadership of Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer, seems to be steering away from exclusive titles, aiming to cast a wider net. Jez Corden of Windows Central hinted that while a day-one PS5 release for Fable is uncertain, it could eventually land on Sony’s console to balance the hefty production costs.
Returning to the mystical realm of Albion excites many, though reactions to recent teasers from Playground Games are mixed. The debut trailer for Fable 4 received criticism, particularly over the protagonist’s design, prompting calls for more customization options. Yet, amidst the critique, appreciations for the game’s diverse settings and character voices echoed in online discussions.
Slated for a 2025 release, Fable fans might find themselves waiting until year’s end before embarking on their new adventure. Updates from Xbox and Playground Games are anticipated following the February release of another eagerly awaited RPG, Avowed. This strategic timing underscores the industry’s competitive momentum as developers gear up for a landmark year in gaming.
