Overview
Autumn Night 3D Shooter is an indie title developed and published by Sergey Bobrov, aiming to recapture the essence of early 90s first-person shooters. This game is a unique experiment in software rendering, utilizing the CPU to draw graphics rather than relying on the GPU, much like games from the era it emulates. The developer set out to prove that such an engine could be built from scratch on modern hardware and still achieve a smooth 60 FPS experience.
Highlights
- CPU-Powered Rendering: Experience visuals rendered entirely by the CPU, harkening back to the technical limitations and unique aesthetics of 90s PC gaming.
- Retro FPS Gameplay: Dive into a pure run-and-gun experience where a simplistic story takes a backseat to fast-paced action and combat.
- Indie Development: Created by a solo developer, Sergey Bobrov, this title represents a personal passion project to recreate beloved early shooter mechanics.
Who It's For
This game is for players who have a deep appreciation for the golden age of FPS games and are curious about the technical underpinnings of classic titles. If you enjoy straightforward action, a retro aesthetic, and the challenge of a game built with a unique, self-imposed technical constraint, Autumn Night 3D Shooter might be for you. It's also for those interested in seeing modern PCs handle a software renderer at a solid frame rate.
Game Info
Autumn Night 3D Shooter was released on May 9, 2017. It is a single-player experience that supports Steam Family Sharing. The game falls under the Action and Indie genres, with Steam user tags highlighting its FPS, Retro, Gothic, Violent, and Gore elements. Developed and published by Sergey Bobrov, it offers a nostalgic journey back to the roots of the shooter genre.





