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A really good tabletop, nice details. I can just recommend to everyone.

By comparison to similar titles, Talisman: Digital edition is a terrible digital port of a board game. The UI leaves A LOT to be desired, and so many of the flaws are things you would think should be obvious. Game issues range from minor annoyances to downright broken bugs. The AI actions also seem completely bizarre; I can rarely fathom why the AI does what it does. With all the bugs and interface issues that have been present, complained about, and ignored for years, Nomad Games is clearly just milking this cow for as much cash at it can provide.

That being said, Talisman Digital edition is still fun to play with friends. We like to chant "toad, toad, toad" every time someone visits the Enchantress, and we always have a good laugh when the dice rolls are perfectly evil against an opponent. If you don't have a group of friends to play this with and voice chat during the game, then stay away! You likely won't get much fun out of it solo.

I'm not a fan of the board game, but the automation in the digital edition takes away a lot of the tabletop frustration and makes the game bearable. Highlands and Dungeon are my favorite expansions; they really help to make the games faster. Firelands is miserable.

I grew up playing Talisman the boardgame, so it is a real piece of family nostalgia. I'd heard about the digital edition quite a while ago, when it first entered the Steam greenlight process (originally as Prologue, the single player edition). I've followed the progress up to the point where it was released though Steam Early Access and then jumped at the chance to get it.

I've had a real blast playing both the Digital Edition (just against AI opponents at the moment) and playing the Prologue (single player variant game). My wife also expressed interest in playing it again (either Board version or Digital edition) so we gave local multiplayer a try using Steam Big Picture on her laptop, hooked up to our TV, and passing a mouse between us. It was a lot of fun

If you've ever played the boardgame, then I highly recommend the digital version. The game is faithful to the original in virtually every respect, with the addition of the Prologue single player edition which makes for a very enjoyable single player experience. There's no online multiplayer in the early access version yet, but it is coming in time for the full release of the game.

If you've never played the boardgame, but are interested in fantasy themed adventure boardgames, then track down the Demo of Talisman Prologue (http://www.talisman-game.com/prologuedemo/) and give it a try.

Another Dice and Board game that bring me back many years....

When I first moved from china to canada 20 years ago.. 4 Games catched my attension instantly.

1. Dungeon and Dragons.
2. Vampire the Masquerade
3. Magic the Garthering
4. Talisman...

Those games didn't need you sit infront of a Console or Computer.. Just grab a bunch of friends and start playing.
They can go on for hours and hours without tiring and great test of your interlect and luck.
I learned a lot of english from those games and without them.. I would have much bigger trouble blend in to english speaking society in school and in community.

Sadly years has past.. The only game I still play out of the 4 is Magic the garthering and I can only do it with a few friends whenever I go back to canada.

Today my passion is in computer games. And I been collecting and playing more games then ever before...

Imaging my surprise that I see Talisman for sell on steam! The day i brought this game.. is the same day that i brought season pass. This game plays exactly like how it was 20 years ago and suck up an insane amount of time each game...

6 player.. 1 board.. May the Dice God Smile upon you!

9/10 for perfect adeptation, wonderful music and even OP characters and cards!

Good old Talisman..

a board game, which could go on over days and in my childhood rarely found a real winner, ´cause we mostly killed each other, before anyone could reach the crown over and over again ;)

So you need some time and patience if you wanted to play a session and this is in some ways is also true for the pc game.
For once the game is still under constand improvement/development, as new characters and add-ons are released on a steady base, so the devs are also constantly working on bugs as well as gameplay improvements.

The conversion from boardgame to pc is actually quite good and at the current state (including the Reaper, Frostmarch, Dungeon expansions) there is enough diversity to do several games, without always having the same characters/events.

While especially with the AI, there are still quite a few bugs (no wonder, due to the wide possibility of actions one can take) it is working well enough, as is the multiplayer part which offers quite some possibilities, which rules the host will allow (and hopefully will soon get a save game function, as these games can have quite some duration, just like the board game).
The graphics are well done, the sound is ok.

So in the end i´m looking forward to the things still to come and enjoy the one or other session of Talisman (but would strongly suggest to wait on a sale for the Season pass, which brings some much needed variety).

MAKE A WAY TO RESUME ONLINE GAMES.

It's absolutely ridiculous to be playing online with friends, investing several hours in a game, and then an internet blip causes one or more people to be booted, and the only person who can resume is the host. Essentially, hours down the tubes. Now none of us want to even play this game at the risk that we will just end up losing hours to a game that will end up not being able to finish together. It's a complete waste of time. A complete waste of money. And of course, I can't return it because I have already invested time in this game. This game is completely useless if you want to be able to play online with friends because of this one feature.

They refuse to make it so that online games are saved because of experience gained. THEN MAKE A NONEXPERIENCED VERSION OF ONLINE PLAY THAT PEOPLE CAN SAVE AND RESUME. IT'S ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS TO NOT BE ABLE TO SAVE A GAME THAT BY ITS NATURE IS HOURS LONG. FIX THIS.

I'll give this game a positive review when the developers finally add an undo function. That will help me and my game group live with all things that go wrong from unclear rules and funky UI/UX.

I asked the support team about undo and they said they were worried it would be abused in public games. I've thought about that and here's my answer: just make it an option at game setup time. Boom.

Fun game to play with friends, the quest for defeating other characters and being the last remaining survivor of the game. Playing with family/friends recommended.

Need to Expansion Pack?
No, not need in my opinion. The game is great as is and you don't need any expansion pack to enjoy it. If you like it then you can decide to buy the expansions to certain areas or not.

THIS REVIEW BASED ON BASE GAME FEATURES, since i do not have any expansion.

Gameplay:
+ 14 playable characters. - Each character features unique skills and styles.
+ Unpredictable gameplay. - Equip your character with 52 items/spells, while you exploring a world with 106 adventure cards.
+ Multiplayer in local and over the net.
+ Leaderboard. - Challenge your friends in online multiplayer and see how you stack up on the leaderboards.
+/- Semi-customizable characters. - You can add up to three runestones to the character for creating your unique character. Although there are only unlockable runestones in the base game and you need to Runestone Deck expansion for a ultimate experience or spend many hours on this game.
+/- Odd AI.
- AI slow to move. - Really annoying when you're playing solo.
- Minor bugs.

The atmosphere and graphics:
+ Unique visual style.
+ Good texture quality.
+ Beautiful arts.
+ Nice music and sound.
+ Decent UI. - Simple and almost clear + readable fonts on wide range of screen sizes in any devices.

Performance:
+ Running pretty well and smooth on a mid-range PC.
- Alt+Tab issue. - When pressing Alt+Tab keys, the game switch to windowed mode.

Additional:
+ Steam cloud.
+/- Semi-inherit properties for expansions during online multi-player mode. - Only one player in the group needs an expansion and it will be available to everyone. The exception are characters, who can only be chosen by those who have purchased them or the expansions in which they appear.
Read more here: http://steamcommunity.com/app/247000/discussions/0/46476144862470654/

I have only played the Video game version, I never even heard of Talisman as a kid probably because we were all into Dungeons and Dragons original paper and dice game. I have played extensively on This Digital Deluxe version of Talisman now and can render the following Analysis:

Keeping in mind that it IS still in Pre-release stage overall it is an enjoyable gaming experience one can play with the whole family (Up to 4 players).

Pros:

1.) Simple to learn and play
2.) Ease of use - the game is entirely mouse driven. One can play with the keyboard sitting on the desk, feet kicked up ... using only the mouse as you relax in your favorite chair.
3.) In-game voice chat which can be muted by individual player
4.) Fantasy based ... always a plus :)
5.) Family Friendly - as long as you are not overly religious (Devils, demons, angels, undead etc are contained within)
6.) A Mandatory Random setting!!! The host can set the game to Classic mode where no perks (Runes) can be used and all class choices are random, this is an option missing from other games (DoTP needs this badly)

Cons:
1.) Glitches up terribly in Multi-player if someone leaves the game normally locking it up. (SP w/Bots works fine)
2.) Game glitches if you alt/tab out to do something else
3.) Re-playability isn't that good. It takes a couple of games to see all the spells and Adventure cards but once you have run through them once or twice, things tend to get repetative. They definitely need a wider range of spells and adventure cards.
4.) Class balance isn't that good. Some classes are very noticeably more powerful than other classes and have abilities that give much greater advantages over other players (Prophetess and assassin come to mind)
5.) Using AI's in Multi-player runs the risk of hanging the game up. Bots usually get hung up in the City at the alchemist and they go into an infinite loop and the game cannot progress from there but as of 1-7-2014 using all humans in MP games hasn't botched up unless someone rages quits .... which is common if the game is not going their way.

Overall I would recommend this game as I expect all these problems to be worked out before its final release version.