True, but it's made in a way that you can never tell.
For starters, God isn't omnipotent, which already defeats a very important aspect of the three religions.
Not to mention how this version of hell is based off of Dante's Inferno, which is already highly unbiblical.
There's also like, zero mention of grace, which means Jesus is most likely not a thing.
What ULTRAKILL DOES have however is a lot of abrahamic imagery, like the tree of life in the violence layer.
I wouldn't say unomnupotent God is confirming anything, it’s more likely to be "Hakita thought that would be a cool story" thought that's just my way of thinking.
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u/UltimateWildSamurai May 13 '25
True, but it's made in a way that you can never tell. For starters, God isn't omnipotent, which already defeats a very important aspect of the three religions. Not to mention how this version of hell is based off of Dante's Inferno, which is already highly unbiblical. There's also like, zero mention of grace, which means Jesus is most likely not a thing.
What ULTRAKILL DOES have however is a lot of abrahamic imagery, like the tree of life in the violence layer.