Posted on March 1, 2011, Fable 3 Traitor’s Keep DLC Review There are a few things that notify you that you’re playing: 1) various British accents. 2) lots of weird jokes about death. 3) the plot contains mostly vague but occasionally blatant real-world parallels. Traitor’s Keep, now, is the realest of all real-world Fable III parallels, because it’s about a secret island prison called Ravenscar Keep where King Logan would throw any and all persons he thought might be a threat to the kingdom.
How to Install Traitor's Keep DLC for Fable III So I bought Fable III during the sale, and played it through and finished the main quest (became king and beat the darkness, yada yada). Then I saw that the Traitor's Keep DLC was available, so I went and got that. Working Version with DLC TrueAchievements forum thread. Game Discussion: Fable III (PC) Forum. Working Version with DLC. Fable III - Traitor's Keep Quest Pack. Wont install or even download my purchases.
And it has a torture chamber. Fable 3: Traitor’s Keep (XBox360 [Reviewed]) Developer: Lionhead Studios Publisher: Microsoft Release Date: March 01, 2011 MSRP: $7 The main thrust of the new quest, which is triggered after you finish the main story, is that a former Albion general sought, during the reign of Logan, to abolish the monarchy, and after attempting a coup this General Turner was tossed in the Keep. Now, Turner has sent an assassin after you, and you’ll have to travel to a few of Albion’s island locales to figure out what the hell is going on. You’ll put down a prison riot, battle robuhts and ride a boat ’round the world.
Much moreso than, Traitor’s Keep feels legit. It’s got all the action you’d expect and is hilarious throughout — the quest will take you to my new favorite location in the game: a menagerie of strange animals called the Godwin Estate. Hickok 6000a tube chart. There you’ll find unusual specimens, such as the monkeys that explode when they see strangers. Too, the creepy owner of the menagerie, Mary (literary reference!) performed plenty of strange experiments on various creatures, as the islands numerous cemeteries will attest, and you’ll undoubtedly spend much of your time on that island reading punny gravestones. It’s delightfully morbid. Or morbidly delightful? Oops, I forgot one of the important “How You Know You’re Playing Fable III” elements: it tries really hard to be morally complex.
Given that this DLC is about Albion’s Guantanamo Bay, Lionhead’s traditional “Are You A Douchebag, bro?” posturing has to be present, but it’s only posturing; none of the characters in the game seem to be conflicted about this prison’s existence, but, then again, that’s probably because nobody knew about it. However, at least one person who was thrown in the prison had done nothing wrong, and after you complete the quest you can wander the prison and become friends with the prisoners. There’s your moral complexity, I guess.
This pack costs 560 MS Points and will net you about three hours of main quest in three new locations, as well as no fewer than five new “find that item” quests and three new outfits. And you’ll get to fight exploding robot dogs. Also, it’s really, really funny. I’d say it’s more than worth that $6.
Final score: 90/100.
Contents [] Description Experience your first grand adventure as the ruler of Albion, visiting the kingdom's secret prison and tracking down the most dangerous criminals in the land. You may have led a rebellion once, but can you survive your encounters with a new wave of revolutionaries?
To help you on your way, this pack also includes a Clockwork Dog Potion. Just let your dog have a sip when he's lying in his basket in the Sanctuary. Content Quests Traitor's Keep brings a number of new quests to the game. These can be started after the conclusion of the Fable III main quest by meeting with in the treasury. • • • • • Side Quests • • • • Collectables The DLC pack includes a number of new collectable items.