There are several games that defined my childhood, most of which are high fantasy. There was, of course, Dragon Age: Origins, then its sequel and Inquisition after that, as well as Lionhead's Fable, perhaps my favorite childhood RPG. But before all of that there was Black and White, a strategy series most wouldn't associate with me, but one that I played the heck out of on my dusty old family PC. With Lionhead gone, it felt like the B&W days would be confined to history - at least the Fable 4 release date is set for this year, I suppose. But Masters of Albion, Molyneux's new strategy game, feels like it can fill the B&W-shaped hole in my soul.
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