Descend into the abyss and face your deepest fears in Beneath, a Lovecraftian first-person survival-horror action adventure.
Seasoned diver Noah Quinn’s routine expedition plunges into chaos, trapping him in the depths of the ocean, where an ancient evil lurks. As supplies dwindle and nightmarish creatures close in, Noah must confront horrifying mutations, creeping madness, and a sinister conspiracy that threatens humanity itself.
With his daughter’s life hanging in the balance, Noah is pushed to his limits in a desperate race against time. Can he uncover the truth and stop an ancient horror from surfacing, or will the abyss consume them all?
Immerse yourself in a chilling nightmare filled with Eldritch abominations and unravel a gripping narrative of mystery, suspense, and shocking twists.
Navigate scarce supplies and dwindling ammunition while maintaining your sanity against the horrors lurking in the depths.
Choose your fate: hide in the shadows to conserve resources or engage in adrenaline-pumping battles as you delve deeper into darkness.
Equip your specialized deep-sea dive suit and navigate oxygen limits as you uncover the secrets of the ocean’s abyss and deep-sea research stations.
Confront a terrifying mix of foes, from ruthless soldiers to grotesque Lovecraftian monstrosities — master their tactics to survive.
Beneath © 2025 Camel 101. Published by Wired Productions Ltd and developed by Camel 101. Beneath and the Beneath logo are trademarks of Camel 101. All rights reserved.
Action sequences involve firearms and explosives against other humans and monsters. A copious amount of blood is visible throughout the game. Bad Language is used throughout.
Action sequences involve firearms and explosives against other humans and monsters. A copious amount of blood is visible throughout the game. Bad Language is used throughout.
Posted on: November 1, 2025
Gerisone
Games: 46 Reviews: 1
i'm sorry...
Well... that was embarrassingly bad... I lasted about half an hour, though I have no idea how... I know it's indie and all, but it's ugly, the movement feels off, the interactions are straight out of 20 years ago, and the gunplay—there are just no words... And that's coming from someone who absolutely loves Lovecraft — I adore his stories and the board games based on them — but this was a bad joke.
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Posted on: November 5, 2025
A_S_D_666
Verified ownerGames: 655 Reviews: 3
will update when patched, avoid for now
so, this game has a two person dev team - i commend them for shooting their shot, and i commend them for hanging out on the Steam community forums and taking feedback. unfortunately, they released a game that's broken at high resolution, high refresh rate and anything approaching high end (for context - R7 5700X, RX 7900 GRE, CPUs a little under recommended and GPUs a little over). if you're at 1080p with a very modest system, you *might* be ok. if you're anything approaching recommended, stay away for now i fear that this game is borked enough that it constitutes a serious epilepsy risk. "stutter" is how the experience is described, but that doesn't quite capture the magnitude of the problem - it's as if the game internally runs at 30fps, uses framegen to render up to 60, and the framegen frames are 3 frames too slow and out of sequence. it's consistent judder that's headache inducing. for what it's worth, i like the atmosphere of the game so far, what little of it i was able to play. sincerely wish the devs the best in fixing their game.
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Posted on: November 2, 2025
TheUltramale
Verified ownerGames: 425 Reviews: 5
it's shuttering so much
Hi the video looked cool, but they are a very big problem of the image to shuttering after you leaved the ocean and get on boat, when you move the camera it's almost like the image return to the previous image at every frame, it's the first game ever to give me headhache, never get this problem on any game. I tested all the configuration possible ingame and you cannot fix this look like a UE5 problem surely And there a big problem with not cut dialogue that are very very long. Very not playable for now....
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Posted on: October 27, 2025
Doc0075
Verified ownerGames: 3354 Reviews: 3
Plays like a mod but an enjoyable one.
First to address the issues with stuttering in the other reviews, it has received its first patch and the devs have promised more to come. I am playing at 1440p on a high end system and while turning sometimes isn't as smooth as it should be, the game is playable with very little stuttering (in my current experience). Someone asked me in chat if the game is like F.E.A.R. and I feel that is a good comparison. If anything, it feels like it could be a mod for that game, albeit the enemy AI isn't as good. The graphics are ugly to be blunt. They look like something from the 2010 - 2015 era. Sound is ok, voice acting is passable, monster noises and gunfire are all ok. The game starts very slowly with an underwater section (everytime you are in water, your movement slows to a snails pace) and then you wind up on your ship that has been attacked and these two segments may well put a lot of people off the game. On the ship there is very little you can interact with and paths are often blocked railroading you in a certain direction (you cannot jump in this game). It is once you get to the underwater stations and find some decent weapons that the game comes alive. You have three types of enemy - 1. Soldiers - use your machine guns and assault rifles on these. 2. Undead or reanimated corpses - use the crowbar and pistol to take these down (except the fat ones, they take a lot of damage to put them down). 3. Monsters - if possible, save your shotgun ammo for these guys as they can be bullet sponges with other weapons. The game has good atmosphere as you make your way through each station, trying to get a cure for your daughter who has been infected with the disease that turns humans into undead. You are quite squishy (even on easy mode), gun fights with humans aren't too much of a problem as you duck in and out of cover, but the monsters will come right for you and you can't take much damage from them. I am 10 hours into the game and after initialy not being impressed, I am really enjoying it now and can see it being one of those rare things - a game that I actually complete.
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Edited on: November 10, 2025
Posted on: November 10, 2025
Manaflower
Verified ownerGames: 1519 Reviews: 29
So broken it's not worth it
Constant almost nausea inducing micro-stuttering, lights that behave like you're constantly going insane, inconsistent and unhelpful waypoints, very little idea what you're even doing, random switches or the like you need to turn without knowing why or that you even need to find such, etc. It's just miserable experience. I finally gave up in the lost city with a swimming section where you have to explore flooded section with vision only 1 meter ahead and you drown so fast, leading to checkpoint reload way way back. I gave that swim like 5 attempts with different routes before I decided this game isn't interesting enough to go through that yet again. Some people have apparently found a way through using glitches that have been "fixed" since. Oh, and the audio mixing is really weird. Some characters speak so quietly I can barely hear them, others at normal volume. It's like the devs mixed their audio while using loudness equalization in their audio playback setup outside of the game. The volume in general is not consistent.
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