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Tears Revolude

Tears Revolude

|Japan|Role-playing (RPG), Adventure

5.3 /10

Meh

Niche

17 ratings
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Steam · Player score5.3/1017 ratings
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Why play it

A classic command-based RPG with 3D map interface and smooth battle animation! A century ago, there was a unique artist named Orwiel. Sion and Michelle set off on a journey to discover his final works. The two meet a girl with no memories named Liara. What the girl carries will shake both the path they travel and their fate!

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Rating momentum

Meh: 5.3/10 across 17 ratings. Watch some gameplay or wait for a sale before deciding.

Play style

Leans into Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Simulator — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Pure NintendoTrevor Gould · 26 May, 2026
7/10

Tears Revolude covers the RPG essentials, checking all the boxes and even throwing in a few unique wrinkles, but without elevating itself next to its eShop peers. The ease of the proceedings, combined with the brisker pace, makes the characters and, by extension, the entire game a bit forgettable. But even if it won't stay with you, you certainly won't regret grabbing Tears Revolude at a discount. It's still a solidly enjoyable game that'll hold your interest.

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Cubed3Luna Eriksson · 10 Apr, 2026
6/10

Tears Revolude is a frustrating title to play through. It has a lot of potential, but it is wasted due to a lack of polish. The combat system is solid, and there are some nice options to optimise characters; however, there are never any challenges that make good use of them. The skeletons of the characters’ personalities are neat with a lot of sweet backstory, but they are never fleshed out, and the laughable expressions further add to the feeling of soullessness. This is what happens when great people are given too little time to deliver a title on schedule, no matter the end result. For the first few hours, Tears Revolude promises a great JRPG experience, but it never delivers.

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