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TaleSpire is a beautiful way to play pen and paper RPGs online. Bring your stories to life and embark upon campaigns together with your friends, regardless of where you are in the world.
TaleSpire is a tabletop, dungeons & dragons and level editor game
developed and published by Bouncyrock Entertainment.
Released on April 14th 2021 is available in English on Windows and MacOS.
It has received 4,681 reviews of which 4,271 were positive and 410 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.8 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 20.99€ on Steam.
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System requirements
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Windows
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: 64bit
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Graphics card with DX11.1 (feature level 11_1, shader model 5.0) capabilities.
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 4 GB available space
MacOS
- OS: macOS 13 (Ventura)
- Processor: M1
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 4 GB available space
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After having 3 sessions and still working on boards that my players have yet to witness I feel like it is time to leave a feedback. I only have it for about a year so I can not compare to how it was when it just released but what I can say is what I witnessed trough the year. I might sound mean to people who think differently so take no offence. We all are different and my eyes aren't just black and white. So I bought as it looked ideal for what I want. As a gamer and inviting other gamer players to try out DnD I felt like this is the most immersive way to bring in a long distance player to join. Having time to work on the boards is nothing but time consuming bliss haha. I am so passionate about it, that I forget to take a break. New assets are being added every now and then which come perfectly. Slabs are my life saviours especially on some npc buildings or background buildings/ structure/ forest. During Christmas talespire added these little Christmas decorations which I found adorable. Was a surprise. If your run has celebrations of that kind, it's perfect little detail you can add. (Figures) Another main complain for most which I also don't see why is it such a big deal. I started my run with people created and shared figures. There is so much that you will find almost ANYTHING you want. My players didn't find exact detail ones they wished etc (green haired rogue or handsome silver hair warlock.) so they just picked characters wearing a hood to hide the hair haha. One player did get so into it that he checked HeroForge. Now HeroForge is great and works with talespire it does cost money, but it isn't the only option. There are tutorials for free how to make your figure trough blender step by step which isn't easy but if the player or DM are passionate enough to create that specific character they want who knows after few sittings and few failed tries with help of kind people on internet sharing tips and trick maybe they can figure out. So you end up paying with your time instead of money. Pick your poison. (Price feedback that majority here complains) As far as I know a small group is working on this so I take no problem to invest into the game. After building few boards and watching tutorials I decided it is perfect platform. I let my players know and gave them time to let's say put the money aside bit by bit and purchase it if they can't afford it instantly. If your player just puts aside 5 euros per month in four months you can easily start a party and not only they get this cool game with great experience that is by the way being improved and patched up EVERY month. But they also support the team working on it and encourage them to keep their active work. So I genuinely do not understand the price complains. 20 euros for campaign? Let's be honest it will probably go about a year more or less. It is no subscription but one time purchase. People need to chill. (Mods) Symbiotes. Well I honestly haven't stepped inside that realm yet. In all the games I tend to not use any mods so I didn't get too into it, but a lot of people like to use them and find them helpful for specific things they need. (who knows maybe I didn't find the need for anything yet. But I recently started checking trough them.) Some extra comments: My players love the changing background settings. You can not only pick nature sounds but music too or even both at the same time. Which is crazy. The visual setting is power is crazy. You can really feel like a little god in there. My personal favourite thing as a beginner DM and having beginner players: You can use plugin with dndbeyond character sheet. It does have some restrictions of subclasses etc. if you don't own any books but for first beginner run there is no problem. (other people connect sheets to talespire from different platforms or add sheet there itself. I honestly found it more complicated.) Why I chose this because on that site there is ANY explanation on each spell, condition or anything else. Help with levelling up and so on and so far. SUPER beginner friendly. We do take more time on combat as we all stop by and read on what each can do and start discussing to make sure it's correct but that is the process of learning. There are sooo many tutorials on building and characters and so on and so far so whenever you get lost just pull up yt and search it up, even talespire discussions are always there to help (their dc is also very active.).
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Pros === Fun to build with, if you like legos or 3d modeling. Visuals and atmosphere keeps players engaged. Talespire makes it possible to build maps a DM could only dream of. Massive, moody sets with way more options for vertical environments and all the possibilities of tactics in 3D space! Changing the "weather", because ramping up the tension with a shift in the atmosphere creates more impactful moments.. Volumetric fog is cool. Cons === Getting all your players to make the purchase is rough. Personally, I think they should have a free "spectator" version, to get people intrigued.
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I love this editor. You can make amazing scenes or even import some via the Tallspire Bazaar website, and the community is amazing. The free content with updates is also awesome, and I like that there isn't a subscription. That being said, the downside is the $15 per player seat system. I think with the purchase of the game, you should be given at least 1 seat. That way, you can use a TV or something as a second monitor and have the player view it for small groups. I'm not mad about buying seats for players, especially since we get free content every update. I view this as the same price I would have paid for an expansion pack. But I do think that having bought the full game, I should be entitled to at least one seat. That way, the players can't see what I'm doing behind the scenes, and I can properly DM. Bouncy Rock, if I were you, I would Gift anyone who bought your game a free seat. Then, start just including it in the full version of the game. Other companies are already ahead of the curve on this. I came from using DND beyond, where only 1 person needs a subscription to share all content with players. The fact that they now have a dedicated maps system should have you trying to compete. Great potential for small groups. Or online play.
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BEST VTT IVE EVER SEEN IN THIS DAY AND AGE..... BUT - Even if your dm buys the game, they have to buy seats per player even if they have the guest edition, otherwise anybody you want to play dnd with using this VTT has to own the game which racks up quickly. im all for supporting small developers but there has to be a more party friendly way to share it? even like 5.99 per seat for a whole campaign or something like that idk im no salesman. but im very disapointed i bought this ands couldnt convince anyone else to get it
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My D&D group uses Talespire every week for our sessions (we meet online). It allows us to have really detailed settings, a good visual of the horrid situations we are in, and prompts much more improvisation for combat and roleplay. It makes dice rolling, keeping track of health, and statuses of characters easier. It's a great tool and we love it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
TaleSpire is currently priced at 20.99€ on Steam.
TaleSpire is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 20.99€ on Steam.
TaleSpire received 4,271 positive votes out of a total of 4,681 achieving a rating of 8.80.
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TaleSpire was developed and published by Bouncyrock Entertainment.
TaleSpire is playable and fully supported on Windows.
TaleSpire is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
TaleSpire is not playable on Linux.
TaleSpire is a multi-player game.
TaleSpire includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
TaleSpire does not currently offer any DLC.
TaleSpire does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
TaleSpire does not support Steam Remote Play.
TaleSpire is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for TaleSpire.
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Game modes
Multiplayer
Features
Online players
579
Developer
Bouncyrock Entertainment
Publisher
Bouncyrock Entertainment
Release
14 Apr 2021
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