Came here to post about it.
February is pretty stacked. This doesn’t help me because I wasn’t going to get God of War anyway, but maybe it’s good for Fable. 
Probably going to need more time, considering last title has like multiple studios, so it’s likely the similar case.
While I was going to backlog Laufey anyway, this works out better for me. Can’t be tempted to play something if it isn’t out yet (hehe) and can go from Metro 2039 to Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis to Fable. Hoping March stays empty for me personally.
Sony wise, I can see Kena: Scars of Kosmora hitting February/March if it’s ready.
I don’t care about the game at all but this is good news for Fable and Metro 2039 - both titles look amazing and deserve to have an even better chance to do well sales wise. I hope TR: LoA turns out good too but I have little faith in the studio to pull this off (Sik was also not a fan of how the game felt in his preview)…hopefully I am wrong. 
Fable should sell well on PC and PlayStation 5. Metro 2039 will sell well on all platforms as it’s a great series plus it’s been 8 years since the last one. Tomb Raider will sell well because it’s Tomb Raider and I think the game itself will be great. Flying Wild Hog isn’t bad whatsoever and Crystal Dynamics is still overseeing the game. It looks great. Of course, how it plays and feels remains to be seen but Jon played a build that was probably a year or so old by the time it actually releases.
I’m in for all three games. The first four months of 2027 is already stacked for me with a whopping eight games. Armatus, Stranger Than Heaven and Titan Quest II in January, the above three games in February, March is empty thus far for me and April has Exodus and Final Fantasy VI Revelations.
I need a six month gap so I can catch up with everything. lol
Hopefully, means some more sales for Fable