Tears of Avia: can your PC run it? Price and reviews

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Developer update: Patch notes 10/11/2020

2020-11-10

Hi everyone, Thank you for your continued support and feedback of Tears of Avia. We have been working hard and are happy to introduce new bug fixes and balance changes to the world of Estera. Please see the full list below: Bug Fixes - Can no longer move onto the same tile as another player that is also in progress of moving to - Deft strike, swap and teleport now allow moves to undo correctly to the tile you teleported to rather than the tile you started the turn at - Buffs should no longer 'miss' targets with high def - game hanging when triggering achievements - damage numbers displaying twice - Desert 2 damage challenge now works as advertised - Clicking the base panel while a skill is being targeted no longer leaves the target indicator visible - Fixed an issue where sometimes graphics settings would not save

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- Formatting issue on the deploy screen that caused Prisoner 1337's name to overlap - fixes triggering of the legion/long shot achievements - summon spiders no longer bug out when skipped - Source of sorrow challenges now work as intended - Frozen city 2 had some active tiles floating in empty space - Icy wastes 2 challenges now work as intended - Orphanage challenges work as intended - Achievement for completing all the challenges should now trigger correctly - You no longer take reflected damage when you own a reflect totem and heal an ally - Damage numbers appear when the attack strikes, rather than when the attack ends for: zombie punches, slash, fireball, firebolt and energy bolt - fixes fire and lightning shields such that they are despawned if the wielder is defeated - you can now assign space bar as a bindable key - pipework dusters no longer display the wrong model - Nosaram now performs his split phase when you reload a hardcore save at the split phase point - When you spend ID scrolls, the ID scroll counts are updated in the inventory/shop screens - Swap skill no longer fails when skipping the animation - Collateral damage should now do 25% of the damage as specified rather than 100% Balance/Game Changes - Nerfed priest XP gain - Right clicking and dragging off of keybinds no longer leaves all buttons in a highlighted state - Made adjustments to the way loot is generated to promote more potential desired stat drops - Clicking on the back tooltip while assigning new keys now closes keybind assign mode - If you use teleport on a mage portal, you will now also travel down the portal after teleporting - If you summon a creature onto a mage portal, that creature will be teleported down the portal - Summons can now undo moves after their first turn deployed - Rebalances catacomb and swamp levels in standard mode - You can no longer 'end turn' when the 'stage clear' banner appears using a joypad - Improves the shrine screen UI We are constantly listening to your feedback and looking at ways to improve the game. Thank you for your support! - CooCooSqueaky & PQube

Not recommended2 hrs played

It starts out fun, but quickly becomes repetitive and the balancing completely falls apart when you finish the tutorial. Then it becomes a mixture of you one-shotting every enemy in the game and roaming massive cities filled with unmoving NPCs scattered around in giant crowds with zero effort and running past useless buildings that serve no purpose.

2 found this helpful, 2026-04-28

Not recommended28 hrs played

Alright so I just finished the game after 27.9 hours and all I can say is it's crap tbh. Only reason I went through it is because I do not like not finishing a game once I start the game. It's like a kickstarter project that scams people into investing then ran away with your money never to been seen again. It's obvious the devs left this game in a very sorry state it's in. The towns are dead with a bunch of copy...

0 found this helpful, 2026-04-01

Recommended4 hrs played

Hi , i would like to start with , why the hell this game has such negative reviews ? Honestly for the price = quality of the game it is truly under-priced , i have seen so many indie titles that are not even close to Tears of Avia with double the price tag. The game what you can typically expect in a tactical rpg - there is nothing too special about the game, but also it does what the it promises pretty good. could...

84 found this helpful, 2020-10-16

Recommended8 hrs played

Well, admittedly, I always had a soft spot for JRPGs, especially if they implement adorable characters. In this particular case, Tears of Avia happened to catch my interest and although it turned out slightly different than I anticipated, I still managed to enjoy this title. You see, I played quite a few JRPGs already so I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing when one of them turns out differently than the ones I...

54 found this helpful, 2020-11-04

Recommended10 hrs played

I'm giving this game a thumbs up, but really it's a meh. It's sorta like a B movie, you enjoy it because of how much of a mess it is. The models are alright, but the animations, story, and balance are pretty poor. You'll get gear that increases your damage to 4x the enemies max HP and get 5 levels per scenario. You can pay tons of gold to upgrade your skills by 1 level which adds like ~20 damage, when a new piece...

11 found this helpful, 2021-12-19

Recommended1 hrs played

From the British study, CooCooSqueaky Games comes Tears of Avia, an interesting turn-based tactical RPG. You are the seeker, the chosen to search for the Tears, and you have the mission to collect them before the Ancient Demon’s henchmen take them to open the door to the Demonic Realm and take the world of Estera with a demonic army. The story premise is interesting, but you will advance eventually on it, with some...

11 found this helpful, 2020-10-24

Recommended14 hrs played

Review by Gaming Masterpieces - The greatest games of all time on Steam. Is this game a masterpiece? Nope, but it is still a recommendation to fans of tactical (indie) RPGs. The exploring and story part of the game is rather small, its core gameplay element are the turn-based fights. Starting from a small village (and later other villages/cities) you prepare your party of five and then teleport directly to the...

37 found this helpful, 2020-10-20

Recommended38 hrs played

Update: I originally wrote this review on launch day, I have now completed one full playthrough and adjusted some comments to reflect this. A great genre aware indie game. If you love JRPG's then this will embody every trope, cliche and worn-to-the-ground charisma you've come to love in the best ways possible. With a selection of protagonists straight out of a pregen dungeons and dragons adventure, colourful and...

33 found this helpful, 2020-10-15

Not recommended4 hrs played

You ever get the sense of existential dread when playing a game - not from fear of mortality, impending doom or anything of the sort. I'm talking about the kind that sits in the back of your mind thinking "why am I wasting my time when I could be doing something far more productive?" That weighed heavy during my time with this game. The writing is inane, the story and plot cliched and hackneyed, and the balance is...

3 found this helpful, 2025-11-28

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