Tears of Adria
A real-time strategy RPG adventure with autobattles. You begin with one hero. Soon you have a party, a dragon problem, a few questionable artifacts, and far too much confidence. Somehow this is the correct way to resurrect a dead goddess.
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9 itemsAbout the Game
An old-school RPG adventure
Play alone, or with up to four players.
Either way, it tends to get out of hand.
Find your way
Tears of Adria doesn’t care where you go, or why.
What it can’t stand is weaklings.
Hidden paths. Strange encounters. Rewards with no introduction.
Some things only exist if you notice them.
Godly... or useless
Your main character is locked in. Good luck.
The rest are replaceable.
Autobattle
Easy to understand. Difficult to get right.
Positioning matters.
Gear matters.
Skills matter.
How they interact matters more.
Ark Zahk — The Imp is not welcome in heaven.
