TaleSpire

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 4,436 reviews of which 4,062 were positive and 374 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.8 out of 10. 😎

The game is currently priced at 15.74€ on Steam and has a 25% discount.


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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

Reviews

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Sept. 2024
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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Sept. 2024
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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Sept. 2024
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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May 2024
Okay, I feel I need to point something out for people. You are getting angry that the devs have made the game cheaper for a whole playgroup. Rather than a whole playgroup of five people needing to buy five copies of the game for a grand total of 125, the DM + 4 seats is 75. And it's not like that system is just limited to that one DM. If they want to play and have another person DM, that is totally allowed, they can do it. They are just the "host" copy. They made the game a third cheaper for players and y'all are complaining that they didn't make it cheaper *enough*? The only thing having your own copy does is let you host games. I've had a number of friends that have not wanted to play with me because they don't want to spend the money on this genuinely great product. If I could have just told them "it's alright, I have seats for you. download the free verson" that would have avoided the issue entirely. The devs aren't out of touch, all of you just saw what looked like a micro-transaction and collectively lost your minds.
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Jan. 2024
I recommend an educated buyer purchase this. Caveats you need to understand with talespire. First, if you're the DM, you need to understand that all of your players need to have the game in order to join. Thats a $25 investment per player (currently), and some players simply won't want to, or wont be able to afford it. A way around this is streaming your instance of Talespire on discord. Not a great option if your internet isn't the best, and this also could put more work on you, because now if you have any enemies that are intended to stay hidden until later in the battle (like a goblin calls for reinforcements from the room over), you might end up revealing more than you intend to when you bring them into the next room. This also gets more complicated if you wanted to use the share screen feature for music syncing. Second, building environments is hard. Like not mechanically, but it can be creatively exhausting and time consuming. Even if you're used to dwarven forge at table games, that can still be slightly thrown together. Third, the selection of monster mini's is, at least when I was using this, not very large. I don't know if its a development issue, copyright issue, i have no idea honestly. My suggestion is, use the minis that are closest to the monster you wish to put down (atleast in the same size category) and tell your players that the mini is not representative of the monster. There are asset mods, but I found it to be a hassle to set up and I can't recall how well that interacts with the multiplayer function as when I DM'd, I streamed the game. If you're willing to work with these quirks(?), then I'm sure you'll have a blast on this. If not, personally I'd just recommend DnDBeyonds' new VTT (its 2D, so no fancy minis or set pieces, but a little easier to use, free, and you can inject png files for maps)
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TaleSpire
8.8
4,062
374
Online players
282
Developer
Bouncyrock Entertainment
Publisher
Bouncyrock Entertainment
Release 14 Apr 2021
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