There are no branching paths in the story that I’m aware of and only two different possible endings. So basically you can play the game any way you want and not have the actual content change (aside from whether or not you choose to do some of the side quests).

It’s a great game, but there just isn’t as much control over your character’s “destiny” as they originally said there would be.

It also seemed to be a little on the slow side. I wasn’t a huge fan of all the loading necessary when travelling between different locations on the map. It wasn’t as if there was a huge explorable area in each section, so I don’t think the excess loading was required.

What was really funny was that I bragged about doing a quest naked. After the quest was over, I just kept running around in the buff buying more and more outfits. I couldn’t figure out that I needed to go into a separate menu to dress myself. I did figure out that if you play cards and win, all the ladies in the tavern really start to admire you. Until, of course you have too much to drink and puke.

The “simulated drunken” feature really gave me a headache in real life, but you could easily sleep it off in the game.

When it comes to video games, I find that if I am thinking about it before I go to sleep or I am dreaming about it that tells me it’s a pretty good game. Everybody’s played Tetris, right? Fable, for me was done when I turned my XBox off.