This paper presents a model for n-risk-averse-player finite state/action stochastic games. We consider non-zero sum discounted stochastic games with uncertainty from both supply and demand ends, where players have a risk-averse attitude towards this uncertainty. The measure of risk is conditional value-at-risk (CVaR). We prove the existence of equilibrium without complexity assumptions and propose a mathematical programming algorithm to calculate an equilibrium point. The algorithm is compared with traditional best response algorithm over multi-dimension performance.