Parents beware. There is a brothel in this game that your teen can choose several ways to engage in such activity that goes on in a real one. The screen goes to black after they pay for what they choose but you still hear smutty talk and moans and groans.

I loved this franchise. I own all of the previous games, and have played them through repeatedly.

Are you a fan of the Fable franchise Did you hear about Fable: The Journey and rush out to pre-order it or consider buying it upon release Did you think to yourself, "How bad can it be, it's still Fable even if it only supports the Kinect

Innovative Kinect gameplay style; Theresa's backstory is explained

Theresa's backstory is explained; Repetitive combat; Upgrading is a joke; Constant tutorial messages if you do something wrong; Absolutely no replay value; Tags

The fatal flaw of Kinect games is that they are built on a foundation of lies. You are the controller -- except most games control much of the action themselves to make up for the lack of input.

If Microsoft is trying to reach a hardcore audience with the Kinect, Fable the Journey isn't the answer.

Good voice acting; more lore for the Fable universe

Boring gameplay; unresponsive controls

I've always been a huge fable fan but this game misses the mark. It has an interesting storyline but the Kinect play is so spotty it just becomes a hassle and takes away from the fun. And unfortunately you HAVE to play it with Kinect.

It's been a long and not altogether smooth road that Kinect has travelled since it was released two years ago.

What with Microsoft's unexpected release of Fable 3 to anyone with an Xbox Live Gold account last month, here at SquareGo, we decided it was time to visit upon the Fable series with the strange and curious oddity that is Fable: The Journey.

Pity the poor Fable series. Once upon a time, it was a proud steed that carried whimsical yet deep role-playing gameplay away from the land of PlayStation into the kingdom of Microsoft.

We take a journey in the latest Fable game for Kinect. Find out how it fares in our full review.

+ Funny; + Tutorials are good

Poor controls; Too many horse sequences