Fable II: Game of the Year Edition (2009)
Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure
Themes:Action, Fantasy
Story:Fable II Game of the Year Edition is a version of Fable II. It has both downloadable content packs included, Knothole Island and See the Future.
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C'est un ami qui m'a fait découvrir Fable 2 (je n'avais alors jamais joué à la série). Et ce fut un vrai coup de cœur. L'univers de conte de fées se révèle enchanteur et l'humour omniprésent rend le tout hilarant (les gargouilles qui nous insultent dès qu'on passe à proximité, c'est génial !) .
J'ai beaucoup aimé le gameplay du jeu, à base de combat à l'épée et d'utilisation tant de magie que d'armes à distance. Mais ce qui m'a le plus fasciné, c'est notre capacité à vivre notre propre vie : acheter des propriétés, des magasins, nous marier, avoir des enfants, être infidèle si on le souhaite, devoir en payer les conséquences... y compris le travail dans des boutiques pour gagner rapidement de l'argent, c'était passionnant.
Par ailleurs, il s'agit d'un jeu à choix qui permet de décider du sort de nombreuses personnes et de l'orientation prise par le jeu. On peut être autant le sauveur que le persécuteur de ce monde, et les personnages réagiront à ça. Tout cela contribue à faire de Fable 2 un jeu marquant.
Malheureusement, s'il est encore jouable sur console via la rétrocompatibilité de l'écosystème Xbox (One et Series S/X), il s'avère indisponible sur les plateformes légales sur PC. Et c'est un gros manque. Le jeu mérite de pouvoir être découvert ou redécouvert directement sur PC, sans devoir passer par le cloud ou d'autres services supplémentaire. Si une version GoG venait à paraître, je l'achèterai day one à coups sûr !
Well, what can I say? A game that already risks being lost today, born, conceived, and played across generations of consoles. Such a masterpiece, carrying with it perhaps the best years of our lives—memories of lighthearted, joyful, and carefree days. The only one capable of reviving it today seems to be GOG. They’ve already allowed me, like many nostalgic gamers, to dive back into memories with masterpieces such as the *Resident Evil* trilogy and *Dino Crisis 1* and *2*. These games let us unplug for a moment and return to being children, even if just for a little while.
I trust in the GOG team for the preservation and relaunch of this and other games we deeply miss today. After all, GOG is also about this: a store that delivers emotions through classic, timeless games that are still incredibly enjoyable to play, just as they were originally envisioned and created.
My personal favorite from the franchise. I was always confused on why they never did a PC port for the game, considering 1 and 3 got one. I found 2 to be the best of both games, better combat than the first and better story/npc interaction than the third. I'd get this the day it releases if it ever gets a proper port.
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