Take Care (ULTRAKILL: INFINITE HYPERDEATH)

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This is not my property. All credits goes to Hakita, developer of the game Ultrakill

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v2 watching as v1 points at a terminal for approximately 32 minutes

tairhan

See you guys in 5 years crying from nostalgia

twinfantasytowers

v2 watching from a distance as v1 holds his finger up like the nerd emoji meme for 2 hours straight, just to not buy anything and shoot coins at literal deities

Skeletorba

For the lore:
A music vinyl was sent to hell through the sentient terminals, the process took so long they abandoned it, but the terminals started playing the vinyls but only the instrumentals.

Aptol

the sound of "hold on i havnt seenn you before, lemme see if your in my enemy list real quick" (my automatic reaction when first seeing the soldiers)

priverbars

Me looking at the mindflayer entry for 5 minutes. (I finally realize after looking closer at the model)

GamerRabbit

Loved how my expression was in complete horror reading the gutterman's entry while this was playing in the background!

SRSIMFHYAAFP

me in the ultrakill demo trying to go on "cybergrind" and "enemies" section because I P% every level, did every challenge, every secret mission, and got every secret soul orb:

gneu

0:58 goes hard and nobody should be disagreeing with that

doig_brainrot

This music is a great contrast to the name "INFINITE HYPERDEATH"

MyLifeIsAFrickingMess_MRPOLSKA

"Do you want to be a hitman?" *a fucin 0, 5 secs stop* "GREAT🎉"

sunshine

That one smell that hits you so hard it unlocks one of your perfect memories from your childhood but only for a few seconds then you realize how terrible life now is.

aizenlantigua

A nice change of pace from the gameplay. See you again, Gabriel. I’ll always be ready.

immuno

Played the demo, and after finishing what felt like the most intense bullet hell gaming session I had, I was hit with the "Thank you for playing" screen paired with this music. That was like 50% of the reason why I immediately bought the full game.

Moga

Earthmovers were the pinnacle of the arms race. Often called the horsemen of the apocalypse, it took only one to level an entire city and leave nothing but fire in its wake. The last era of the Final War had begun.

The first machines large enough to house a shield generator, these walking fortresses could only be made vulnerable from within, making them the frontline for smaller, more mobile machines. Due to their colossal size, they required both blood and solar power to function.

When the final era escalated, cleansing the world with fire, the surviving civilians were forced to evacuate and build new homes on the backs of these machines, as the surface became an inhospitable wasteland where no flora or fauna could flourish.

Eventually the soot, smoke and decay from unending global war would blot out the sun, casting the world into the Long Night, and Earthmovers, unable to feed on sunlight, shut down and died out one by one.

War had become entirely dependent on them, large scale conflict was no longer feasible. Finally, mankind started to work together to reverse the effects of the Long Night climate catastrophe, and so began the New Peace. 200 years of war for its own sake ended not with a bang, but utter silence.

At the brink of despair, the planet would slowly learn to breathe once more, and the corpses of these titans would serve as a stark reminder of just how close mankind was to an apocalypse by their own hand.

STRATEGY:
- Each part of the security system is immobile, making them very vulnerable to attacks that would otherwise easily miss, such as Freeze Frame rockets.

- Some of the gaps in the main computer room's defense grid are too high up for a normal jump, but the elevated edges of the room can be used to get higher. More adept movers may instead jump immediately after a ground slam to gain enough height.

tuxthelinuxpenguin