7.2
rating
Ludopedia
6.4
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
Perfect for franchise fans and those who enjoy adventure games with character progression. Disney nostalgia shines through!
Highlights
- High-quality components
- Satisfying character progression
- Very well adapted theme
- Stunning board art
Keep in mind
- Heavy reliance on card reading
- Dice luck can be frustrating
FOR GENRE FANS
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Grab your Keyblade and gather your friends, because the journey through magical worlds has begun! In Talisman: Kingdom Hearts, you and your companions step into the shoes of iconic heroes like Sora, Riku, Kairi, and even King Mickey. The goal? Gain enough strength, master powerful magic, and seal the Door to Darkness before the Heartless consume everything in sight. It's the perfect blend of Disney nostalgia and the classic exploration structure of the Talisman series.
The game takes place on a beautifully illustrated board divided into three distinct regions. You'll navigate through memorable locations such as Traverse Town and Never Land, utilizing the famous Gummi Paths to travel. To evolve, you'll need Munny (the local currency) to acquire purchase cards and items that boost your Strength and Magic stats. The tension lies in the dice: every roll can lead to an epic encounter or a quirky mishap via the Adventure cards.
What makes the experience engaging is that each character possesses their own unique powers, meaning your strategy shifts depending on who you pick. Do you prefer Sora's versatility or the raw power of other comrades? With high-quality components, including marbleized dice and detailed plastic miniatures, the game successfully translates the video game feel to the tabletop. It's a game of progression, where you start as a novice and end as a legendary warrior, facing dangers and collecting essential items for the final victory. If you love the 'getting stronger' loop and the aesthetic of Kingdom Hearts, this game is a treat.
The game takes place on a beautifully illustrated board divided into three distinct regions. You'll navigate through memorable locations such as Traverse Town and Never Land, utilizing the famous Gummi Paths to travel. To evolve, you'll need Munny (the local currency) to acquire purchase cards and items that boost your Strength and Magic stats. The tension lies in the dice: every roll can lead to an epic encounter or a quirky mishap via the Adventure cards.
What makes the experience engaging is that each character possesses their own unique powers, meaning your strategy shifts depending on who you pick. Do you prefer Sora's versatility or the raw power of other comrades? With high-quality components, including marbleized dice and detailed plastic miniatures, the game successfully translates the video game feel to the tabletop. It's a game of progression, where you start as a novice and end as a legendary warrior, facing dangers and collecting essential items for the final victory. If you love the 'getting stronger' loop and the aesthetic of Kingdom Hearts, this game is a treat.
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In English
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Publisher
The Op Games, Galakta
Designer
Elisa Teague, Kami Mandell, Robert Harris
Artist
Ben Zweifel
Is the game hard to learn?
If you've played any Talisman game, you'll feel right at home. If not, the learning curve is smooth, as adventure cards guide most of the experience.
Do I need to know the video game to play?
It definitely helps with immersion and hype, but the rules are clear enough for anyone to enjoy the adventure.
How long does a game take?
Expect to spend between 60 and 90 minutes, depending on how quickly players progress.
Is the game available in English?
Yes, but be aware that there is a heavy reliance on language due to the text on the cards.
How many people can play?
From 2 to 6 players, making it great for groups who enjoy interacting and friendly competition.
Are the components good?
Yes! It comes with plastic miniatures, marbleized dice, and stat boards with rotating dials.