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New Fable Ditches One of Players’ Most Loved Elements

by Carlos Mendoza

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  • The Fable reboot, developed by Playground Games, will not include the iconic dog companion found in previous games like Fable 2 and Fable 3.
  • Development priorities have led to an emphasis on moral choices and world exploration in the new game.
  • The absence of the dog companion may disappoint some fans who saw it as a significant gameplay mechanic, symbol of Albion, and constant companion throughout adventures.
  • Creators have expressed surprise at the omission but are optimistic about the new direction being taken by Playground Games in the Fable reboot.

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Fable Reboot Overlooks Iconic Dog Companion for Emphasis on Moral Choices and Exploration

Many players of Lionhead Studios’ classic RPGs, Fable 2 and Fable 3, fondly remember their loyal dog companion, who discovered treasures, warned of enemies, and offered unwavering support. However, in Playground Games’ upcoming reboot, this feature will not be included. Ralph Fulton at Playground Games explained that the dog companion was omitted for development reasons. While some creators expressed surprise, Fulton stated that the team is prioritizing other popular features, such as moral choices and world exploration. Despite these development priorities, many fans may still miss the dog, which served not only as a gameplay mechanic but also as a symbol of Albion and a steadfast presence throughout every adventure.

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