http://store.steampowered.com/app/105400/
Review Comments from Metacritic:
Fable III lands on the PC with graphical enhancements and tougher combat, but simplified gameplay and a lack of moral choices still distract from the fun. - GameSpot
This is almost the same game released on the Xbox 360 months ago, and is still a very unique game. It is a very limited game compared to most PC RPGs, but it is also different. - Vandal Online
Fable III was released in October of last year and, somewhat bizarrely, is only now getting a PC port. The good news is that the PC version comes prepackaged with the contents of the Limited Collector's Edition and all of the DLC packs. The bad news is that the keyboard and mouse controller arrangement is awkward, with particular problems involving camera angles during combat. While you're manipulating the WASD keys to move your character, you'll also be utilizing the mouse to move the camera -- so you'll often find the camera is looking the one way you don't need it to. Using a console controller solves this problem, but PC purists will wish the game was better mapped to keyboard and mouse controls. - GamePro
For $17 USD, it seems like a pretty nice deal.
Thoughts?
Review Comments from Metacritic:
Fable III lands on the PC with graphical enhancements and tougher combat, but simplified gameplay and a lack of moral choices still distract from the fun. - GameSpot
This is almost the same game released on the Xbox 360 months ago, and is still a very unique game. It is a very limited game compared to most PC RPGs, but it is also different. - Vandal Online
Fable III was released in October of last year and, somewhat bizarrely, is only now getting a PC port. The good news is that the PC version comes prepackaged with the contents of the Limited Collector's Edition and all of the DLC packs. The bad news is that the keyboard and mouse controller arrangement is awkward, with particular problems involving camera angles during combat. While you're manipulating the WASD keys to move your character, you'll also be utilizing the mouse to move the camera -- so you'll often find the camera is looking the one way you don't need it to. Using a console controller solves this problem, but PC purists will wish the game was better mapped to keyboard and mouse controls. - GamePro
For $17 USD, it seems like a pretty nice deal.
Thoughts?
) of all 3 of the games was, and still is appealing to me. 
