Fable: The Lost Chapters Reviews

The weekend brought us two more reviews for Fable: The Lost Chapters, one positive and the other somewhat negative. The first is at Xbox World Australia with an overall score of 80/100:

What The Lost Chapters does provide is a richer, deeper experience in the world of Albion, by fleshing out the story and characters, as well as providing new places to explore. It goes without saying then that Fable: The Lost Chapters is the superior version of the game even if it isn’t radically improved. Indeed, this is the game Fable should’ve been in the first place, but rather than whinge about it, you can go and buy it if you are new to the series or a serious fan, or just stick with the copy you’ve got. The choice, and consequences, are entirely yours.

And the second is at Gameplay Monthly with an overall score of 6.9/10:

Overall while it’s a fun game while it lasts I come from a world where a PC RPG lasts me many a moon, the shallowness of this game only betrays it’s console roots, when it comes out on a budget label at a lower price I’d recommend it, but at full price for such a short game I honestly couldn’t recommend it.