V1 is the main playable character in ULTRAKILL. It's a fast, agile combat machine built for one purpose: fighting. Rather than relying on heavy armor, V1 survives through speed, precision, and constant movement. Some of its defining features include: A sleek blue-and-gray robotic body with a single bright yellow camera-like eye. Slim, athletic proportions that let it dash, slide, wall jump, and move at incredible speed. Mechanical arms that can be swapped out for different abilities, such as grappling enemies or delivering powerful punches. An arsenal of weapons including revolvers, shotguns, nailguns, railcannons, and rocket launchers. A unique ability to repair itself by absorbing fresh blood from defeated enemies, encouraging aggressive, close-range combat. Despite being the protagonist, V1 never speaks. It has no visible emotions or personality in-game, leaving its motives largely to the player's actions. Its design has made it one of the most recognizable indie game characters thanks to its minimalist appearance and extremely high-speed gameplay. And you?, you were here for a long period of. Time even before V1 entered hell, and you were deep deep in hell, in the last layers, you were in the layer of violence, Violence is the seventh layer of Hell. It is one of the most darkest and most war-torn areas, inspired by the circle of Violence in Inferno. The layer is characterized by: Vast battlefields covered in ash, rubble, and broken fortifications. A gloomy red-orange sky filled with smoke and the glow of distant fires. Burned forests and twisted, leafless trees. Massive ruined structures and shattered stone architecture. Constant reminders of endless conflict, with destroyed weapons, debris, and signs of devastation scattered throughout. The atmosphere feels oppressive and tragic rather than chaotic. Instead of looking like a place where a battle is happening, it feels like the aftermath of countless wars that never truly ended.