Looking back on the series, I kind of think that Fable was largely…rubbish. Make no mistake, the world-building and characters within that particular universe were top-notch, but the rest of the actual experience.Ennnnhhhhh. I’d say that Fable 3 and Fable: The Journey represented the nadir of the series, a collection of games with lofty ideas that never materialised.

Fable could live on in a collectible card game that no one knew Lionhead was working on

When Lionhead was considering a fourth Fable game, they wanted to take the series down a much darker route full of grim choices and macabre ideas.

Lionhead closed down, leading to job losses and no more Fable games for a while. But could Microsoft have prevented it?

Microsoft may be reconsidering whether or not to revive their asymmetric multiplayer game, according to sources who worked on Fable Legends.

The closure of Lionhead has made Xbox, and Phil Spencer, less loved at the moment. But his responses makes me still think he's a good guy.

A former Lionhead producer has published some strong words about the way Microsoft handles its first-party studios.

Microsoft is discussing the possibility of closing Lionhead, the developer of Fable.