On December 21st, Lionhead Community Manager, Hohbes, posted to the game’s Steam Community forum explaining the removal:Īs many of you will already know, in August 2013 the Games For Windows Live Marketplace was closed. Launching it while connected to Xbox Live will result in an update prompt, which will continually fail.Digital: Xbox 360 Steam Download Code Retail: Xbox 360 PCįable III was delisted from the Games For Windows – LIve Marketplace on PC on August 22nd, 2013 and from Steam on December 5th, 2013. In order for this to work, you’ll need to already own it, although once it’s installed, you’ll need to play it offline.

You’ll need to search for Fable III in the Xbox Store, where you’ll then need to have it installed to your Xbox One from its listing in the marketplace. That’s because Fable III doesn’t automatically show up in your “Ready to Install” list, but we know how you can start playing it immediately. The company revealed the first 104 games to be added to its new feature, but one game appears to be available to play, although it hasn’t officially been released.įable III appears to have sneaked into the Xbox One backwards compatibility feature as even though only Fable II was listed, its sequel can be downloaded and played, although you have to jump some hurdles to get it on your console. Microsoft released a major update for its Xbox One yesterday, called its New Experience, which featured the addition of backwards compatibility for Xbox 360 titles.

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