"The Fabletown is afraid of the Big Bad Wolf."

A journey of metaphors, innuendoes and what can be desribed as a real-world struggle surrounding not-so-real Fables. This game makes you think twice and then think again about all of your actions. Although there may not be as many "consequences" as the developers would want you to believe, if you are anything like me, your moral compass will bend its arrows with each time you act before you consider the aftermath. And that has nothing to do with in-game mechanics (well, maybe in some particular instances it has).

Honestly, a quite heavy game which can leave you overwhelmed with all sorts of emotions (depending on your choices, obviously). Still, I have no regrets whatsoever. The setting itself is fabuluous (pun intended), most characters have the necessary depth to them, and the plot leaves you thinking. A lot.

Overall, a great game. Surely, more can be said about the world of TWAU, but only diving into it yourself can provide the ultimate experience, the surface of which I merely scratched with this review.