Sehr schöne Umsetzung zum Brettspiel!! Absolut genial. Mittlerweile spiele ich das Spiel mehrmals die Woche mit Freunden und unterhalte mich mit denen via Teamspeak. Idealer Ersatz für einen schönen Spieleabend der ja leider Gottes auf Grund von Familie, Job und allgemeinem Stress immer seltener stattfinden kann.
Absolute Kaufempfehlung!!!!

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.

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.

Genre - Games Workshop Boardgame conversion
The aim is simple be the first of four characters to get to the centre so you can slowly drain your opponents life, whilst trying to stop the other players doing the same. You can play against AI, local humans or online covering all bases. Items need to be found and kept hold of to get past certain points adding strategy. Battle is based on a strength or craft stat with a roll of the dice, winning battles can earn you stat increases. Character abilities are varied enough to tip situations to your advantage meaning you will want try different classes out. It is fun to go up against the AI and they offer a reasonable challenge without being perfect players! I have played two full games losing the first against three random(?) thieves but winning the second against a more varied group as the warrior (as always a recommended starter class!). You will gain runestones to give you a small advantage in later games (you can buy these but I would suggest earning them instead). I have now invested in the first expansion as the prices and playability seem fair even without a sale. Basically if you like Board Games with a Fantasy setting then get it!

Just as amazing as the physical board game, if not better because there's no fighting over rules or diving into the manual of a rulebook. This gamei s a great way to play with friends new and old, perhaps your gaming group can't make it to the table as often as you'd like? Or you're just looking for something small and light hearted to play in a night, this is the game for you. The core game alone is replayable time and time again, but if that's not enough for you then Workshop games has announced they are going to be bringing all of the physical expansions into this digital edition, so you will never run out of new stuff to play with.