Killcraft drops a Minecraft player into ULTRAKILL’s levels. You walk its geometry with Minecraft’s physics, fight its enemies with swords, bows, tridents and TNT, and place blocks that stop enemy shots and light up the level.
Highlights
- Minecraft combat goes through ULTRAKILL’s own damage system, so crits and sweeps really hurt its enemies.
- Spawn Minecraft mobs and they fight on your side.
- Build a Nether portal anywhere and step into Minecraft’s real Nether, where ULTRAKILL’s rockets and railcannon blow holes in the terrain.
- A Potion of ULTRAKILL gives you V1’s dash, slide and wall jumps for two minutes.
- F9 switches back to plain ULTRAKILL at any time.
How it works
It is built on SkyCraft: a real Minecraft runs hidden in the background with SkyCraft’s mod plus Killcraft’s own, and ULTRAKILL draws everything. Dying in one game is dying in the other. A live bridge.
What you need
- ULTRAKILL on Steam.
- BepInEx 5 unzipped into the ULTRAKILL folder (start the game once so it sets itself up).
- A Microsoft account that owns Minecraft: Java Edition. You don’t need SkyCraft or Skyrim; the download includes the portable Minecraft it needs.
Install in short
Unzip the release into ULTRAKILL\BepInEx\plugins\ and start ULTRAKILL. The first time, a small launcher asks you to sign in to your Microsoft account while Minecraft and Java download. Start any level and Minecraft takes over V1 after a moment.
Related: Ultracraft runs it the other way round, with ULTRAKILL inside Minecraft.