If at least one letter is lit up to one of those colours, that type of talisman will be laid on the board for the next turn (King Midas announces "GOLD!" whenever the meter reaches gold).
For every coin that is created, each of the letters light up first to bronze, then to silver, and then to gold. On the top of the screen is the eight-letter word "TALISMAN". The value of the talismans that are laid on the board is determined by the "Talisman Meter". If the meter is filled, the player earns a Star, used to activate Talismania Mode. The higher the meter goes, the better-constructed that part of the building will be. At the end of each level, the bronze, silver and gold coins are collected into a meter that rises according to the total value of all the coins. The type of talisman increases the value of the coins that are created. There are three types of talismans bronze "Owl" talismans, silver "Unicorn" talismans, and golden "Lion" talismans. The chapter ends after five levels, when the entire building is completed. Once the player collects enough coins, the level is over and a new piece of the building is constructed. More talismans are placed on the grid, and the process repeats. The tiles then disappear, and more tiles fall into place to replace them. The coins the player earns are placed on a scale, which lists the number of coins the player has earned, and how many are needed to complete the level. Inside each tile is a section of pathway, and the player must rotate the tiles until the two (or more, if the path has multiple branches) talismans link up, causing the tiles that linked them to transform into either bronze, silver or gold coins, depending on the type of talisman. The player is presented with a hexagonal grid, upon which two or more talismans are placed. Hero Mode is a timed version of Story Mode without cutscenes and with slight changes to the gameplay. In Story Mode, the different chapters of Talismania are various problems that King Midas must solve. There are two ways to play Talismania: Story Mode and Hero Mode. The soundtrack, by Somatone Productions, is done in classical instruments, such as the flute, bouzouki (a prominent instrument in Greek culture), harp, and various ancient percussion and string instruments. The game is presented in a super deformed pseudo-anime style designed by Matt Holmberg, of Magi-Nation Duel fame, with an extremely colourful and cartoony ancient Greek theme.
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There is also a free web version available to users of Mac OS X.
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It is currently only available for purchase at Popcap's official website, RealArcade and Steam, with a 60-minute trial period. The game was designed by Del Chafe and programmed by Wes Cumberland. This game is similar in design to another PopCap game, Rocket Mania. To help him with this task, Zeus has presented Midas with a team of builders, so that he can rebuild various buildings and landmarks across the kingdom.
The Greek god Zeus will agree to reverse her transformation if Midas uses magical talismans to create money to spend on others instead of himself, to atone for his sins of greed. In the game, you play as King Midas, who has accidentally transformed his daughter, Marygold, into a golden statue with the magical Midas Touch. Talismania is a puzzle game developed jointly by RocketJump Games and PopCap Games, and published by PopCap Games. Processor: Pentium II, 500MHz or faster.Ĭredits | Soundtrack | Codes | Walkthrough
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