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    Fable: The Lost Chapters

    Game » consists of 7 releases. Released Sep 20, 2005

    A remake of the original Fable featuring additional quests, armor, weapons, and explorable areas.

    glockstararmani's Fable: The Lost Chapters (Xbox) review

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    A Fabletop Affair

    Peter Molyneux promised us the world. When I read about this in the Official Xbox Magazine, it seemed like the open-world fantasy RPG I'd been waiting for my entire life. It wasn't. But it wasn't far off.

    Despite the surprisingly quick, linear storyline, Fable's golden caramel center lies in its side-quests; and baby, we got your side-quests right here. There are tons of things to do in this game, and the main story is only the tip of the chicken-kicking iceberg.

    The Lost Chapters is the version I own, and I feel kinda bad for anyone who picked up the original first. It was pretty short on its own, and the ending was super unsatisfying compared to this one. They literally left out the climax! It's a pretty cheap attempt at getting extra dough if you ask me.

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      "Fun but a bit disappointing." 0

      Fable: The Lost Chapters(Xbox) by deactivated-63a7746b2b8af on July 22, 2008

      Fable: The Lost Chapters is an expansion pack of sorts for the original Fable. It adds around 3-5 hours of new missions to the already 8-15 hours available from Fable, along with a few glitch fixes. It's a bit of an action RPG, but unfortunately it doesn't deliver much on action. F:TLC is a fun game, let's get that out first. It's got your normal British humor here and there, and it's entertaining for as long as it lasts, which isn't very long. More hardcore RPG fans won't find this to their lik...

      1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

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      Fable: The Lost Chapters(Xbox) by thai_jedi on July 22, 2008

      The Good: Lively, beautifully envisioned gameworld is fun to explore; interesting, if slightly shallow, morality system causes your character to evolve; outstanding presentation makes the game exciting to see and listen to; the lost chapters adds some great new quests, extending the storyline; budget price tag.The Bad: Main quest is quite short and linear; combat system can be exploited, thanks to some overpowered spells; character interaction is shallow; the new content is stacked at the end, f...

      1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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