The first of the quests sees you heading into a small village inside a snow globe. Many will either recognise the village as Oakvale from the original Fable, or more recently, Wraithmarsh but without the wanton destruction and decimation. Here, players will be asked to save the once peaceful village from a evil curse that terrorises the locals and causes the world to be devoid of colour. An enjoyable quest but one that is rather samey and predictable and a little bit empty at times. The more amusing of the two quests is surely the latter that throws you into a graveyard to help a trapped spirit and requires you to dress up in various costumes to advance, tackling the usual suspects as you go.

The challenge and easily the more replayable aspect of See The Future comes in the form of the Coliseum, where players literally become overwhelmed with wave after wave of a whole range of foes in a 5 minute battle royale. Your aim is to last the 5 minutes killing as many foes as you can with each wave getting progressively harder. The Coliseum definitely adds a more competitive edge to the proceedings which is what the original adventure sorely missed and will have you retrying and retrying until you eventually clear all the waves and the Necromancer at the end. A welcome addition to the Fable universe and something you feel that the Crucible should have been in the first place.

As Lionhead did with Knothole Island, new items have been added for all to take advantage of, whether you purchase the premium content or just decide to stick with the free pack. The items include a few key items, namely, the dog evolving potions that allows you to basically change the look and strengths of your dog. Also worth a notable mention are the inclusion of the “Hat, Headband, Moustache” expression and your dog’s backflip which allows the Completionist achievement to obtained without having to purchase the Fable 2 Pub Games.