Fable: The Lost Chapters Game Review by Nicholas Zakhar

Publisher: Microsoft Developer: Lionhead Studios Type of Game: Action/RPG System Requirements: –Microsoft® Windows® XP –PC with 1.4 GHz equivalent or higher processor –256 MB of system RAM –3 GB available hard disk space –32x speed or faster CD-ROM drive –64 MB shader capable video card required –Sound card, speakers or headphones required for audio –Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device Price: $49.99 at Ebgames.com

Overview Basic Story Overview Player’s Role User Interface Player Statistics Graphics Sound and Music Special Features Manual Bugs

Review Pros: Great graphics and sound Interface was easy to use and understand Many optional quests and story elements Intense and fun battles Interesting and varied npc interaction Good storyline and premise Many good and evil player choices

Cons: Too short Too easy Black and white player choices Some interface problems Very linear storyline Some bugs present in the game Some camera control issues Review con’t

Fable vs. Fable: TLC Fable: released summer 2004 for the Xbox Fable: TLC: released fall 2005 for the PC More quests and content More complete game Longer game Better graphics Better interface

Summary Overall Fable: The Lost Chapters was a very good game. It was well developed and addressed most, if not all, of the major problems with the original Fable, and the game’s strengths more then outweighed it’s weaknesses. I would recommend buying this game to anyone interested in a fast paced action RPG. Though anyone who already has the original Fable would probably find that the additions to the game would not make it worth buying Fable: The Lost Chapters

Screenshots All screenshots are from Gamespot.com