
loreFable (Series)
Fable games in order: timeline, continuity, and where to start
What order should you play the Fable series—and do the Fable games have continuity? This guide summarizes the games, what connects between them, and where the reboot fits.
People search “Fable games”, “Fable series”, and “do Fable games have continuity” because they want two answers:
- What order should I play the games?
- Does the story connect from game to game?
This page is a practical overview for newcomers and returning fans.
Fable series: games in order (quick list)
- Fable (2004) / The Lost Chapters (often grouped)
- Fable II
- Fable III
- Fable Anniversary (a modernized release of the first game)
- Fable reboot (the “new Fable game”, frequently searched as Fable 4 / Fable IV)
Do Fable games have continuity?
Yes—there are recurring themes, places (like Albion), and lore threads, but each entry is designed to be approachable. You can enjoy a single game without playing all prior titles, then use wiki pages to fill in context.
Where to start (recommended)
- If you want modern visuals and an introduction to the world: start with Fable Anniversary.
- If you want the “choice and consequence” feel at its strongest: Fable II is a common fan pick.
- If you’re here mainly for the reboot: start with our New Fable gameplay hub and the release date page.
