Fable Fortune Critic Reviews

A stylish, engaging game that could use more innovation and a quicker pace.

Fable Fortune takes the Hearthstone formula and adds a number of very unique twists to it.

Fable Fortune seems to be late to the card games party. It feels way too similar to Hearthstone and despite its "moral" system, the gameplay feels clumsy and slow.

If you like CCGs, you'll have fun with Fable Fortune, but it'll be the same fun that you've already had elsewhere. If you've picked up Hearthstone at any time in the past four years, you won't miss anything by skipping this one. If you haven't picked up either, it's probably more worthwhile to pick up the one with a larger player base.

Fable Fortune has too many similarities with other card games, and tries to make the difference with the Fable touch, but... It barely gets it.

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.

Despite its few unique special features, Fable Fortune draws too much of its inspiration from other well-known games. In such a crowded sector, we can only regret its lack of novelty.

Fable Fortune doesn't offer much that hasn't been done better in the years before it.

Fable Fortunes borrows many ideas from its competitors, but it doesn't do anything better than them. The idea still works, but unless you really like the franchise, there's nothing here you won't find somewhere else.

Flaming Fowl Studios has the opportunity to transform Fable Fortune into something more in the future. For now, it's derivative, flawed, and unfinished.