Best Fable Game, no lie! I had the most fun at the Whitchwood Arena. I loved the real estate money making system they implemented, the whole game was almost realistic. Loved it, 5 stars.

I really like this game, I don't play it all the time but when I do i love it. Anybody who likes a good fantasy game this should please them.

great game but... i over looked one detail you need to download 3rd party software to run it and create a new account through it to even begin. if you don't want yet another useless account and more junkware bogging down your computer just buy the hard copy while available.

Do yourself a favor and purchase this game, it's one of the best games for the original Xbox and I feel is the second best game in the series behind Fable 2. Overall it offers more than enough for the price you can commonly find it at and for $1 I was unable to resist adding this game to my steam...

Easily my favorite game of all time. This is a brilliant RPG from Lionhead that still far surpasses any game I have ever played. The combat system is probably one of the best I've ever seen (I have no idea why some reviewers say otherwise), the story is neat without being overwhelming or boring, the...

Fable: The Lost Chapters is a game by the hand of Peter Molyneux – you know; the guy with the grand visions. Even before the release of Black & White 2, he found the time to patch up the old Xbox version of the game.

Having played the Fable 2 and 3 already, I wanted to see how it all started. I really enjoyed the Xbox versions, so the PC controls took some getting used to. If you are a fan of the Fable series (or action rpg games in general) I would highly recommend this title.

A child's life has been irrevocably changed. Will he grow up bitter and twisted from this incident or become a shining example of good? What about neither? Those decisions, and many others, are in the hands of the player. A plethora of choices await those who play out the life of this boy.

Fable is not an RPG that re-invents the wheel; it is not the groundbreaking RPG that Final Fantasy 7 was, but it is rather fun and brings a welcome level of customisation that the genre has not as much seen before.

Survival horror games and I have had an awkward relationship. I am a fan of the genre but almost purely from a spectator standpoint. I enjoy watching a scary game being played by someone else, kind of like a fan at a sporting event.