I think given the terribleness of the beginning of the original game, the DLC is overlooked. In the original game, as soon as you reach the second island (New Ashos) it's quality significantly improves. However, at that point the rest of the pieces of the game feel a little bit rushed and pieced together awkwardly. In this Expansion pack installment, it doesn't offer too much additional questline or universe. BUT(and a big but here) It is far improved from the original game in intrigue. The content feels a lot like the original fable, if there is anything I can compare it to. Secondly, I think with the boost of funds from the launch of two worlds this feels a bit more polished(Mind you still laden with some of the bugs of the original game)

It's fun if you dive in expecting not too much; if you're a fan of the original game I highly recommend as I found it far more enjoyable than it on its own. It also reaches a far nicer conclusion than that of the original game.

I think given the terribleness of the beginning of the original game, the DLC is overlooked. In the original game, as soon as you reach the second island (New Ashos) it's quality significantly improves. However, at that point the rest of the pieces of the game feel a little bit rushed and pieced together awkwardly. In this Expansion pack installment, it doesn't offer too much additional questline or universe. BUT(and a big but here) It is far improved from the original game in intrigue. The content feels a lot like the original fable, if there is anything I can compare it to. Secondly, I think with the boost of funds from the launch of two worlds this feels a bit more polished(Mind you still laden with some of the bugs of the original game) It's fun if you dive in expecting not too much; if you're a fan of the original game I highly recommend as I found it far more enjoyable than it on its own. It also reaches a far nicer conclusion than that of the original game.