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Beneath Oresa, a fighting roguelike deckbuilder, takes you deep within the city to confront your foes. As a strategist, choose your cards, upgrades, and artifacts wisely, but as a fighter, turn their positioning to your advantage.

Beneath Oresa is a roguelike deckbuilder, deckbuilding and card game game developed by Broken Spear Inc. and published by Goblinz Publishing.
Released on September 27th 2023 is available only on Windows in 11 languages: English, French, Korean, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Italian, Portuguese - Brazil and Traditional Chinese.

It has received 1,437 reviews of which 1,116 were positive and 321 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.5 out of 10. 😊

The game is currently priced at 21.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 0.44€ on Gamivo.

The Steam community has classified Beneath Oresa into these genres:

Roguelike Deckbuilder Deckbuilding Card Game Rogue-like Strategy 3D Hand-drawn Third Person Cyberpunk Futuristic Post-apocalyptic Sci-fi Turn-Based Indie Turn-Based Combat Female Protagonist Procedural Generation Singleplayer Adventure Rogue-lite

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Windows

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: 10
Processor: Intel i3
Memory: 3 GB RAM
Graphics: GTX 1050
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 7300 MB available space

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Jan. 2026

I feel a bit conflicted about this one. First, for the price that I paid, I definitely got my money's worth. I can't complain about the value factor at all. I just want to point that out because the game is definitely engaging enough that the time I sunk into it felt like an investment and not a waste. As for the gameplay, I do agree with some of the negative reviews on here that there is an issue with scaling. Enemies scale much more quickly than you do, even if you are optimizing your deck to the best of your ability. The reality is that too many of the boons you receive between bosses are either underwhelming, synergizes with your deck poorly, or just straight up damages you. It's depressing to beat an elite boss and have very little health just to see that the next boon is either "take 10 damage and get an injector and a card" or "upgrade 1 base card by 3 damage". Only to go straight into another fight where the enemies are now stronger than the elite you just beat. Devs, if you make any DLC or modifications, I'm not saying make the game easier, just make it feel less punishing when it's not supposed to be punishing at all. Anyways, there are three major factions and of the three, I straight up can't stand the faction that uses virus cards. They are just not fun to play at all. The counter and the ammo factions are fun to play though and once you get the hang of them it can feel very rewarding to pull off smite chains into a counter or unleash bullet hell. This game is a strong 6/10. If you like slay the spire and want a more challenging game, this is it. The graphics and animations are very unique as well. There was definitely love put into this game. EDIT: Also I just want to add that if you look at the global stats you can clearly see that players are not successfully completing runs. I don't want a game to just be made easy so that it's winnable. I like the challenge. but if only 5% of a community has successfully completed a run, that is indicative of either how punishing the game is or lack of engagement. Beware of both positive and negative reviews of players who have not completed a run or have less than a few hours.

Dec. 2025

I never do reviews but this game deserves one because its way under-rated and should get way more attention. I love deckbuilders but rarely do they hold my attention for very long. Ive only really started putting time into Oresa, but for me this already ranks with Slay the Spire, Alina of the Arena, Balatro etc., games that Ive put 500+ hours in. Theres such a variety of playstyles, characters and cards, plus the dynamic fights feel awesome. The only thing lacking is that in the current midgame, the enemies have all been seen and winning a run doesnt feel particularly celebrated; you just get a sort of "you win" screen and get some XP and cards and then start over. Im hoping that as I move on to harder 3 star etc rounds and start to cap out XP that we get some more levels, encounters, etc or something. But yeah, extremely solid and impressive game, just needs more content.

July 2025

A crunchy deckbuilder with great art and worldbuilding and a uniquely fluid feel to the combat. A lot of players seem to be put off by the difficulty curve. My suspicion is that it's not much more difficult than classic deckbuilders like Slay the Spire, but that there's a tension between the game trying to promote a combat experience which is fluid and cinematic and a mechanical system which demands close attention to small details. It feels great to fire off cards quickly and watch your character chain through combos. But if you get too attached to that feeling you'll soon run into enemies with abilities which punish your carelessness. This promotes a lot of early 'feelbads' - where you feel like you're mastering the game only to lose (seemingly) out of nowhere. (It would be particularly cool to double down on the design focus of the game as a way of addressing this. Perhaps a cut-scene, or a little bit of voiced exposition about the enemies you're about to face - especially with the biggest/most impactful ones - would be enough to give players a heads-up without being too intrusive. Think Darkest Dungeon's little descriptive voiceovers.) However, if you stick with it, it's definitely rewarding. And while I can't vouch for every combo of characters being equally viable for wins, the variety of choices you get to make and playstyles you get to experience helps to make up for that. If you're looking for a good starter combination, then any of the big sword guys paired with any of the other big sword guys feels easiest to me. Because their parry ability can counter a huge attack and turn it around as damage, they naturally compensate for the aggressive damage scaling from your enemies. Overall, well worth a bit of playing around with. Might be frustrating if I were a completionist, but I feel like I win runs of this about as often as I win high ascension runs of Slay the Spire (which is to say, seldom!) and that I generally have as much fun here.

April 2025

From some1 who has played alot of games like this. This is def's not ment for beginners of the genre. But this game is S tier 9/10 I really hope they make a 2 <3

March 2025

While a very different game, I just love what this offers. I feel that in many other deckbuilding games, I get lost in all the effects which makes it very hard to calculate damage and optimize your move. I feel the developers tried hard to not include enemy effects that modify damage or armor so the Interface really tells you all the numbers you need to plan your best move, which is quite rewarding.

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Beneath Oresa is currently priced at 21.99€ on Steam.

Beneath Oresa is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 21.99€ on Steam.

Beneath Oresa received 1,116 positive votes out of a total of 1,437 achieving a rating of 7.46.

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Beneath Oresa was developed by Broken Spear Inc. and published by Goblinz Publishing.

Beneath Oresa is playable and fully supported on Windows.

Beneath Oresa is not playable on MacOS.

Beneath Oresa is not playable on Linux.

Beneath Oresa is a single-player game.

Beneath Oresa does not currently offer any DLC.

Beneath Oresa does not support mods via Steam Workshop.

Beneath Oresa does not support Steam Remote Play.

Beneath Oresa is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.

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