Fable: The Lost Chapters is an imaginative game that's got enough remarkable, unique moments in it to make it shine. That many of these moments happen to be good for a laugh is all the better. It's true that the game's high points are not always frequent--its ambitions are evident but not always fulfilled, and its pervasively playful spirit is sometimes mired by convention. These trespasses are more than excusable, though. Regardless of how much time you ultimately spend playing Fable, you're not likely to forget the experience for a long while. Do bear in mind, though, that if you played the original, you'll have already experienced most of what the game has to offer, and fighting your way through all the old stuff again just to get to the few hours of new stuff might not be worthwhile.