Running Fable Review (Xbox Series S)
For this Running Fable Review, where we have a cross-platform multiplayer racing-strategy game for up to 10 players, in which each player must place items and traps strategically before racing on fantastical levels. It presents a new take on the racing genre, adding a fresh item placement mechanic that enhances the experience from just going from point A to B while keeping rounds fast-paced.
Running Fable Review Pros:
- Nice graphics.
- 2.5GB download size.
- 1000 Gamerscore.
- Character racing gameplay.
- Optional tutorial.
- Controller settings – can Invert axis and sensitivity sliders.
- Two characters – Rand and Kilp.
- Customize your character with hats.
- Set emotes to your d-pad.
- Earn EXP from playing and level up for Rewards.
- Set your server region.
- The game can be played online or offline.
- A 3D world with full 360-degree camera control.
- Stamina is used to run, you can replenish it automatically over time or collect eggs to restore it faster.
- Regain health by eating a carrot.
- Each character has a special ability.
- Six places to race in.
- Round-based races.
- At the start of each race, you get X amount of time to place traps.
- Cross-play matches can be played.
- Online options for lobbies – create public, join random, create private, and join private room.
- Easy achievements.
Running Fable Review Cons:
- The camera is loose no matter the sensitivity.
- General movement looks clunky and that affects how you play.
- Had the tutorial not spawn the checkpoints until I go around the course again.
- Only two characters.
- You are playing for just hat cosmetics unlocks.
- The axis sensitivity sliders don’t line up and are always out of sync.
- You are just looking for the cup at the end of a race, not a big finish line.
- No way to know what position you are in.
- A lot of pop up and pop in.
- Can get lost if not paying attention.
- If you hit water you instantly respawn at a checkpoint.
- You never know when you have hit a checkpoint.
- Cannot rebind controls.
- No one is playing online.
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Running Fable:
Developer: Seashell Studio
Publisher: Seashell Studio
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