Alvara

Alvara is a role-playing game set in a forgotten land at the heart of the Vat, an infinite universe. You play as Zoltae, an orphaned warrior from Bazzya, whose past and uncertain future draw him into a quest to uncover the truth and shape Alvara’s fate. Your choices have irreversible consequences for the land and its inhabitants, and can determine whether Alvara is saved from darkness or its people face a bleak future.

Story and choices

Explore varied environments, meet characters with their own motivations and personalities, and decide how Zoltae’s quest for truth and justice unfolds. Your decisions shape the story and the world around you, with consequences that may lead to the destruction of what you care about. The game also connects Zoltae’s past and future to Alvara’s history.

Recruit your allies

You can persuade characters to join your team and use their skills and strengths to face Alvara’s dangers. Each ally has strengths and weaknesses, so your choices affect how you approach challenges. You may fight alongside powerful warriors who despise you or rely on a cunning thief who remains loyal.

Tactical combat

Combat uses turn-based tactics, with strategy at its core. The Synergy system lets you unleash powerful attacks when your allies trust you, but using it leaves you exhausted. Battles offer immersive or strategic play, and you can choose your angle of view.

Explore Alvara

You can travel across the land, including the continent of Occilargia, to explore varied landscapes and ancient ruins that hold secrets of the past. Dungeons contain puzzles that help you understand the world and find your way. Interact with hundreds of objects, gather resources and discover the history of Alvara and your place in it.

Quests and systems

The menu lets you move between the map, equipment and missions. Quests and relationships with merchants affect prices. You can develop Zoltae and your team with skill points, and use blacksmithing and alchemy to craft items. Interactive maps can also provide fast travel to places you have discovered, while calendar-linked events have direct effects on the world.