Something Wicked this way comes... just kidding :)

[MT Foxtrot]

Every time I play this game surprises me more.

[Plumber]

it only plays if you've done 0-S already, too. My friend and I were playing co-blind and doing the same tasks at the same time in a voice call together; friend hadn't done it, I had, and we had some laughs over the spooks it gave me selectively.

Hakita, you devil... Place your bets it'll ACTUALLY spawn on the two unreleased difficulties. Level revisions rather than straight up player/enemy changes would be really cool.

[MT Foxtrot]

When that message appeared I went to have dinner because of the trauma in the past.
ULTRAKILL is a horror game.

[willgoat275]

it's funny how he does it twice once when doing the no torch challenge and again in no sound no memory as just the sound

[Everett0456]

HUH?! I'm doing a novel study on a book called "Something Wicked this Way Comes" in English class, it's about a circus which 'collects' their freaks by punishing them for their actions. We then did a small assignment about Dante's Inferno, and it's ties with the book. Dante's Inferno is about the circles (layers) of hell in order: Limbo, Lust, Gluttony, Greed, Anger, Heresy, Violence, etc... and well... it definitely has ties with ULTRAKILL.

[Everett0456]

Continuing from my last reply: Is the book "Something Wicked this Way Comes" (by Ray Bradbury) something in the curriculum? And why the hell does a book in my English class have ties with one of my favorite games

[Holgast]

in case you were not aware Everett, the title is originally from Macbeth.

[Everett0456]

Originally posted by Holgast:

in case you were not aware Everett, the title is originally from Macbeth.

I know that the quote "Something wicked this way comes" originates from Macbeth, but the book, SWTWC has parallels with Macbeth and The Divine Comedy I, such as ULTRAKILL. But, correct me if I'm wrong, I don't think Macbeth has parallels to Dante's Inferno... However I could be wrong.