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GPU Inferno

Moriba · Published by Moriba

4 user reviews — 100% positive (4 reviews) · 7 achievements

Last updated 28 Sept 2026

If your FPS drop to 30… you lose! GPU Inferno is a survivor bullet hell where you play as a graphics card fighting off viruses, crypto miners, and malware. Your real FPS are your health. When the GPU is damaged, actual background processes on your PC will slow down your FPS.

DJCTQ 10

£0.89

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4 Sept 2026Lowest: £0.89 · Highest: £0.896 Oct 2026

Action, Indie · 2025 · More under £5 games

In GPU Inferno, defend your graphics card from viruses and crypto miners by keeping your FPS high. Your in-game actions directly affect your system's speed; stay alert or risk slowing down your own computer.

About this game

GPU Inferno is a high-stakes bullet hell game inspired by the chaotic action of Vampire Survivors, but with a twist: your real-world FPS are your health.

In GPU Inferno, every time you get hit by enemies or environmental hazards, real processes start running on your PC, causing your FPS to drop. As your FPS decreases, the game becomes more difficult to control, and your health deteriorates. If your FPS fall below 30, it's game over. The ultimate challenge is to stay alive while your rig is on the brink of overheating!

Your task is to fight through waves of increasingly dangerous enemies, including viruses and malicious software that attack your system. Throughout the game, you can collect power-ups to boost your performance, slow down enemies, and improve your system's stability. But be careful—every power-up you grab has a chance to increase the load on your PC, pushing your FPS even lower.

As the intensity rises, you'll have to manage your resources carefully and make split-second decisions to avoid overloading your rig. The game’s dynamic difficulty system keeps things tense as each encounter challenges both your skill and the performance of your PC. It’s not just about surviving the enemies, but also surviving the very machine you're playing on.

Can you defeat the viruses, survive the increasing load, and make sure your PC doesn’t crash before you defeat the final boss? Play GPU Inferno and find out if you have the guts to keep your system running at full throttle!

System Requirements

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Minimum

Minimum:
  • OS: Windows 10
  • Processor: i3
  • Memory: 2 GB RAM
  • Graphics: 128MB
  • Storage: 300 MB available space

Supported Languages

English*
*languages with full audio support

Latest news

  • Patch NotesOfficial

    Bug Fixes & Stability Improvements

    Hey everyone! This update focuses on improving the overall stability of the game and fixing several bugs reported by the community. Thank you all for your feedback and support! Changelog: Fixed various crashes occurring during gameplay. Improved performance on lower-end systems. Fixed an issue where certain enemies would get stuck. Resolved a bug that caused UI elements to disappear after pausing. Minor optimization and memory usage improvements. More updates are on the way — stay tuned and keep the feedback coming!
    Read full article on Community Announcements (MoRiLLo)
  • Patch NotesOfficial

    📢 Patch Update – Font Improvement & What’s Next

    We’ve updated the in-game font! Several players mentioned that some level numbers were hard to read, so we’ve improved the readability to make sure everything is crystal clear. Thanks for the feedback — it really helps! 🚧 On top of that, I'm already working on the first major content update, which will include: A new ending New levels and items to discover and use 3 new enemies Controller compatibility Thank you all so much for the unexpected support — it’s been amazing to see the response, and it really motivates me to keep pushing forward! Stay tuned!
    Read full article on Community Announcements (MoRiLLo)
  • Patch NotesOfficial

    Patch Notes –GPU Inferno

    🛠 Balance Changes Adjusted enemy spawn rates to improve gameplay pacing and difficulty curve. Reduced spawn frequency in early levels. Increased spawn variation in later stages to keep combat engaging. 🐛 Bug Fixes Fixed various bugs related to enemy spawning behavior. Resolved an issue where certain enemies would not despawn properly. Minor performance optimizations during intense combat sequences. Thanks for playing and keep the feedback coming!
    Read full article on Community Announcements (MoRiLLo)
  • Patch NotesOfficial

    🛠️ Patch Notes - [Version 1.0.1]

    🎯 Highlights 🔫 Randomized Weapons! From now on, every time you start a run, the weapons you get will be completely random, selected from both regular and OP weapons. This means more variety and unpredictability—every run will feel different and chaotic in the best way! 🧪 Why this change? Players mentioned that weapon drops were too predictable. With this update, we’re aiming to add a more roguelike and dynamic feel to the game, increasing replayability and excitement. ⚠️ Heads up Sometimes you’ll feel overpowered, sometimes underprepared—that’s the thrill of randomness!
    Read full article on Community Announcements (MoRiLLo)
  • Patch NotesOfficial

    Bug Fixed

    Bug Fixed
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