Originally released in 1983 by Games Workshop, Talisman is an iconic fantasy board game where players roll dice to explore a land filled with perilous quests, enemies and challenges, battling to be the first to the center of the board.
In 2008, the Revised 4th Edition of Talisman was released and went on to become a beloved version of the game within the Talisman community. Talisman: Digital Classic Edition is the officially licensed digital adaptation of that Revised 4th Edition version, featuring the full ruleset and access to all the expansions and content released for the Revised 4th Edition.
In Talisman, you choose from a roster of characters who have unique strengths, weaknesses and special abilities. Select your adventurer carefully as their skills could be the key to you getting your hands on the mighty Crown of Command. A magical artifact that holds the power to destroy all rivals, the Crown of Command has the power to make the bearer the true ruler of the kingdom.
Your adventure to the Crown of Command won’t be an easy one. You’ll need courage, patience and some good dice rolls to survive the dangers you will face. Deadly monsters, tricky traps and magical disasters will try and stop you at every turn!
Grab up to 5 friends online or locally and delve into a Talisman adventure! Online games can be saved and continued at a later date if needed, so no need to worry about time limits! Or if you fancy looking your opponents in the eyes as you face them in deadly combat, Talisman: Digital Classic Edition can also be played in hot-seat mode.
Do you see yourself as Good, Neutral or Evil? Depending on which character you decide to play they’ll have a pre-set alignment which can change how you will interact with spaces. However, alignment can be changed throughout the game if you encounter certain cards or spaces.
As you adventure through Talisman anything could happen… Most spaces on the board will require you to draw one or more Adventure Cards. These cards could reveal an Event, Follower, Enemy, Places, Stranger or Objects which could include powerful weapons or magical artifacts.
Adventure Cards are critical to building your character’s inventory and becoming more powerful.
Before you head to claim the Crown of Command, you need to make sure you’re powerful enough! The challenge ahead isn’t an easy one, the Inner Region is fraught with danger and creatures with high Strength and Craft.
Levelling up your characters Strength, Craft, Lives, Fate, and Gold isn’t too difficult, but you can lose it just as quickly…. You can pick up resources by earning Trophies, visiting certain Place Cards or spaces on the board or through the Objects you find.
When you’re strong enough it’s time to climb the steep steps up to the Crown of Command, where you can conquer all and rule your kingdom.
Talisman is a game like no other… Are you ready to do what it takes to rule the land?
GG!
This board game is so addicting, I love how they have so many characters to choose from. Love the spells and strategy with every that every characters have. The map on this board it's enough to play for hours.
Gods must hate me. I was sitting there, drawing one wait turn after another, watching enemy AI being showered by gifts and wins. Best played with friends so that they can savor sight of my tears.
I love the style, but it gets boring after 2 games. Not worth it.
Love the game, but some of the modern artwork definitely detracts from the game's aesthetic. So, I stopped buying expansions until the art improves.
A fun and faithful adaptation of the board game and expansion materials!
A great social board game with (or against) friends, like a vastly more complex version of Key To The Kingdom.
I like the board game. I really like the idea of digitalizing it for clearer rules and fast pacing. But to game with AI is not a convinient experience. The UI is very lacking for starting and stopping the auto-pilot at the right time I want to interact with a spell or item; almost no keyboard shortcuts doesn't help. I wish I don't need to have a time limit for interrupting the AI or that you may set a time yourself. Many of the rules doesn't seem to correctly activate; just take the warhorse as an example - adding your "craft value". Maybe that refers to the characters inital craft value only, not incluing any cones earned later, but then these rules should be much clearer explained. The camera movement should be free if wanted. All in all - I really hope the devs will upgrade this. Because it has so much potential, but as the way it is now, I feel dissatified with the game experience. Maybe to play this with humans is better, I haven't done that
Talisman: Digital Classic Edition costs Free.
Minimum: Minimum: OS *: Windows 7 Processor: 1.6 GHz Memory: 512 MB RAM Graphics: 1024x600 resolution DirectX: Version 11 Storage: 600 MB available space Sound Card: On board
Talisman: Digital Classic Edition is available on Windows PC, macOS.
Talisman: Digital Classic Edition has 73% positive reviews from 15 players.
Talisman: Digital Classic Edition was released on Feb 25, 2014.
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