Peter Molyneux is the man behind the Fable series of games. However, he’s not proud of that fact, depending on when he’s asked. Basically, every time a Fable game is in development, Molyneux talks about how great it’s going to be. As soon as they’re out on the shelf, however, he’s very dismissive of them. As GameRadar+ once put it, “Peter Molyneux still hates everything Peter Molyneux has done.”
He felt the first Fable was flawed, but otherwise a decent stepping stone to Fable 2, which he expected to be revolutionary. When Fable 2 was released, he said that he considered the storyline to be “rubbish” and the game to be filled with major issues.
After this, it was Fable 3 that was really going to blow people away. After releasing Fable 3, however, Molyneux referred to the game as a “train wreck.” Molyneux’s critics often feel that he over-promises when developing a new game, which often leads to a final product that is either underwhelming or vastly different from what was expected. It seems he tends to be disappointed in the same aspects.
Written by: Looper