Beneath Oresa

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 1,202 reviews of which 946 were positive and 256 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.5 out of 10. 😊

The game is currently priced at 21.99€ on Steam.


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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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Oct. 2024
This game deserves WAY more recognition! It is an absolute blast to play because of the music, the atmosphere, and most especially the wonderful mechanics I don't think I've seen in other deckbuilders. The fact that some cards grant you bonuses if they are auto-discarded instead of being played is such an interesting way to approach how a round is played. Aside from Fights in Tight Spaces, I think this game also exemplifies a new standard other deckbuilders should live up to in regards to having epic cinematic animations play out whenever you play a card. That attention to style, detail, and production really helps bolster an otherwise already awesome card game.
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Sept. 2024
TLDR at 10 hrs: It's great, if you're a fan of the genre it's a must-play. If you're looking to get into it, this seems tough. I plan to update it when I reach 100. Context: I have about 1000 hrs in Slay the Spire, which to me is the peak of this genre I love, and I've played many of the spire-likes out there. I find most games in this genre a little too easy or too mechanically shallow (or both), but not in this case. The game is visually very interesting, and mechanically interesting (for at least 10 hours). I really really like it so far. The design of the game systems is really neat, and the companion system which seems pointless at first adds a fair bit of depth. On the negative side, the game's clarity is pretty poor, and you must be a curious player to find where all the information you need is. They may not be available at all, even. So far, go for it. A great take on the genre so far, and to people complaining that it's too difficult... there's a steep learning curve which is a valid criticism for some. But it's a skill issue, the game is hard but not too hard. Just keep at it. I will.
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Aug. 2024
I hardly ever post reviews, but seeing Recent Reviews be Mixed for this game was annoying me a bit so here goes. As someone with (currently) 66 hours played, and having beaten 9 of the 10 challenge levels available, let me address potential buyers and talk about the main complaint of the majority of negative reviews: the difficulty. Is the game hard? Yes. Could it use some tutorials and better explanations for some of the mechanics? Absolutely. Could the balancing be better? 100%, the power difference between some characters is insane. Beneath Oresa is a difficult game that expects you to figure it all out on the fly, add the RNG inherent to this genre and yeah, even if you know what you're doing, a run might not always work out. Now with all that said, is the game this unfathomably difficult, nigh impossible to beat tribulation that some reviews claim it is? No, it really isn't. Don't get me wrong, it's perfectly understandable to botch your first couple of attempts, like I said it's a hard game, but it shouldn't take you too long to start figuring out the mechanics, remembering the good cards, getting the gist of it overall. After that just apply the same basic strategies you'd apply to any other deckbuilder and you're good to go. If you think Beneath Oresa looks cool but you're unsure about buying it due to the Mixed reviews, then trust me, it's not that bad as long as you're willing to sit through some failed attempts learning the game and the strategies. Just play enough to unlock Jokan (he's so much better than the remaining roster, it's pretty silly), then focus on increasing your hand size, pulse, and removing base cards from your deck, it can be tricky but it is more than doable. And most importantly, once you do figure out how it all works and can reliably win (or get close to at least), the game gets pretty fun. So yeah, don't get intimidated by some of the negative reviews. I'm not gonna pretend it's a flawless experience, it sure doesn't deserve to be labeled Overwhelmingly Positive or even Very Positive, but it's been sitting on the Mixed limbo for a while now and it shouldn't: it's a decent enough roguelike deckbuilder that is rough around the edges for sure, but can get quite fun once you get the hang of it.
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July 2024
This is a fun game. And I wonder why people said that it is a hard one - it took me many hours to finish a run in Slay the Spire, I don't think that I even beat the first boss on my first run. And here I got to the last boss on my first try and completed a run after a bit more than 3 hours. It is not easy, but if you are paying attention to what is happening and focus on removing cars - it is fun. Maybe with less strategies than in StS for each specific character, but then you have 9 characters instead of 4 each could be paired to a companion who are all different enough to matter. Overall, it is a good game with interesting and unusual lore and nice visuals.
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Feb. 2024
Really great game - bargain for the amount of replayability and a good challenge for anyone that enjoys it. Takes a while to get the hang of but that's the fun of it - struggled my first few runs and then got the swing of things which was very satisfying. Shame it's getting negatively reviewed by people who found it too difficult - not all games are supposed to be a walk in the park and for players like me this is exactly what I was looking for!
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Beneath Oresa
7.5
946
256
Online players
112
Developer
Broken Spear Inc.
Publisher
Goblinz Publishing
Release 27 Sep 2023
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