Talisman: Digital Edition

Name: Talisman: Digital Edition
Rating: 3.3 (216 reviews)
Author: Nomad Games

By: Nomad Games

The official board game

Features & Capabilities

Talisman: Digital Edition brings the iconic fantasy quest to your device with official Games Workshop licensing and Revised 4th Edition rules. Play 2–6 players online or via Pass-and-Play and race to the Crown of Command with a hero of your choice from 14 unique characters.

The game is fully expandable through in-app purchases and features interactive tutorials, an online rule book, AI speed settings, and a rich XP/Runestone progression. It also includes multilingual support (English, French, Italian, Spanish, German, Polish, Russian), Game Center achievements, a world leaderboard, and cross-platform online play.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Nomad Games

Rating:

3.30

(216)

Version:

39.01 Last updated: 2026-01-21

Version code:

881633064

Creation date:

2018-03-01

Compatible devices:

Size:

112.72MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 126,448 ▼ 74

Other platforms

Talisman: The Horus Heresy (v)

14,442 3.80

(370)

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Developed by:

Nomad Games

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/talisman-digital-edition/id1312840735

Website:

http://www.nomadgames.co.uk

User Reviews

Fans praise Talisman: Digital Edition for its faithful board-game feel, solid online play, and abundant expansions that keep the game fresh on the go. However, most reviews cite stability issues (crashes), RNG and rule-adjudication bugs that can ruin turns, and ongoing problems restoring purchases across devices. UI quirks and concerns about monetization/updating add to the frustrations. Overall it’s a strong, replayable adaptation with active content, but reliability and account-management fixes are needed to satisfy long-time fans.

Pros

Faithful, enjoyable adaptation of the board game with deep gameplay and expansions.
Expansions and DLC are plentiful, with free weekly expansions, keeping gameplay fresh.
Mobile-friendly; easy to jump in and play on the go.
Strong online PvP with reliable rejoin and multiplayer experience.

Cons

Stability issues including crashes on startup and during play after updates.
Dice RNG and rule adjudication bugs can skew outcomes and remove fairness.
Purchases/restoration problems across devices/accounts, with lost expansions and forced re-purchases.
UI/UX quirks such as input mis-clicks and a cluttered interface, plus modal blocking.

Recent reviews

Love the game, the port is largely faithful, the tooltip tutorial is perfect! But the timing is unclear, or rules adjudication, or perhaps bugs. Undo would go a long way to alleviating this pain. Example: Ninja’s secret attack subtracts your craft from enemy attack power. But it’s always -3, even if my craft is 4+ (it was 7). Finding that out changes my choices dramatically, but I cannot undo it, and it’s basically ruined that game. Example: Finger of Death, auto kill an enemy. I queue it, then go to attack a 10 craft bad guy. It DOESNT proc! I lose. Next turn, I hit a goblin. Guess what? Finger of death. Best undo system I’ve ever seen is the Sentinels of the Multiverse digital app. Thx!

by Am*****, 2026-04-29

Instead of milking fans for more money on classic version iOS! 24.99$ and removing classic steam version that you made free to play after us all paying you for it, publish 5th edition on mobile for us 😑 stop being bad to your fan base.

by dg*****, 2026-01-14

The only issue is is it’s too easy if you get a bad card to close the game and return to the game right before your turn. I’m too tempted when I get a card that takes something very important of mine to just redo the roll by closing the game and restarting it. That’s it. That’s not even really a flaw of the game. That’s a flaw of myself.