Fable: Lost Chapters (PC)

Every game and movie has a hero, wether good or evil. But how exactly did they end up that way? Well, with Fable, you get to experience this firsthand. You begin as a child whose family gets killed when his village gets attacked, but what happens next? Well that's up to you. Do you become a noble warrior, vanquishing all evil? Or do you become evil itself; murdering and stealing your way to power? Or do you do a combination of the two? It's all up to you, but that's really as far as the game goes customisation-wise. You character's appearance and stats change as you do different activities (using magic will give your character white hair, whilst ...  Read the complete review

You start the game as a young boy having to escape from a fire started by bandits who are slaughtering everyone in your village including your parents. Luckily once you escape you're safe and you will then begin your journey. Your character will age as the game goes on and like in Knights of the Old Republic, your character's appearance will change to reflect your actions. However in Fable it doesn't end there, the world will also change to reflect your actions. Fable has a sense of humour about it which is quite refreshing in a game of this style. One of the flaws with it however is that once you've completed the missions there's really not a lot ...  Read the complete review

Now this is a diamond in the ruff. Its not the story that makes it, it's what you can do in the game. The story is about a young child in a small town called Oakvill, the town is invaded by bandits and most of you're family get killed. Then you are enrolled into a "Hero's Guild" which is where you train to become a great fighter. Then you must battle oversized Wasp's, Bandits and scary looking Ghosts, for revenge over you're family's death. The graphics are abit tacky and undermade but the what you can do compensates for it, you can choose if you want to commit bad deeds or good deeds, with bad deeds you end up with devil horns and baldness and the good ...  Read the complete review

You start of as a boy who loses his family in Oakvale by bandits. He then gets taken in the guild and is trained to become a hero. This game offers you the choice of becoming good or evil, much like Lionhead's Black & White, villagers and travelers will either fear you or love you from this. There are several choices in Fable which affects your morality and other events in the future. The game play is very easy to control and the fighting is fun, the graphics are a little rough but they're still decent. The story is very well done and there are quite a few shocking twists in the game. There are other things to keep you busy other than the main story, such as ...  Read the complete review

If you havnt tryed this game for the pc yet i strongly recommend giving it a go,its avalible for a few different consoles as well as the pc and although i have completed it i still play it over and over again. The game can be brought for around the £10.00 mark and it consists or four different discs to load,these dont take very long and you can be ready to play in about 20 minutes depending on your computer. The game starts with you as a young boy and introduces you to the story with a cmbined tutorial this is a little frustrating especially if you have played before but once your through it you can play as you wish.You can pick what quests you would like to ...  Read the complete review