Fable Fortune

Another collectible card game from well-known universe, however not so expressive as Hearthstone or Elder Scrolls: Legends.

Plus, you still can't grow an acorn into an oak tree in this Fable game, and that's just unforgivable at this point.

Fable Fortune doesn't reinvent the wheel, and the few new things it brings to the table (pun intended) are not that good. It's unlikely that it will find a spot in the crowded arena of CCGs, even with cross-play between Xbox One and PC. Well, it's free, anyway, so if you're a fan of the genre, it may be worth a try.

The CCG market is saturated and Fable Fortunes does not do enough to set itself apart. There was the intention of narrative and flair with the morality quest system, but this falls face first back down the well of good ideas. Fable Fortunes is a perfectly fine card game, but there are far better alternatives.

New Fable is good Fable, even if it's not what I had in mind, and Fable Fortune is plenty fun