With cheats enabled (using the Konami code described above), simply press on your keyboard to open the developer console. You can view live game logs, edit or open AssetBundles, scenes, and user preferences, and enter direct commands.

Turn ULTRAKILL into a sandbox simulator by manipulating entities.

The ULTRAKILL Cheat Menu is a gold standard for developer-provided tools. It doesn't just "break" the game; it recontextualizes it as a playground. Whether you're a speedrunner practicing a skip or a casual player who just wants to see 50 Filth explode at once, it is an indispensable part of the ULTRAKILL experience. If you'd like, I can:

Enemies will completely ignore your presence until you attack them.

Access the menu with or Insert (configurable in mod settings).

Launch Ultrakill . Step 2: Press the tilde (~) key . This is usually located directly below the Escape (Esc) key and left of the number "1" on US keyboards. Step 3: If the console doesn't open, you may need to enable it. Go to Options > Gameplay > Enable Developer Console and set it to "Yes."

These cheats directly alter how V1 (the player character) interacts with the world and takes damage.

Simply open the cheat menu using the Konami Code again and select "Disable Cheats," or restart the level from the main menu.

Ultrakill is a first-person shooter game known for its fast-paced action and stylish visuals. If you're looking to access the cheat menu, here's what you need to know:

While cheating removes the core challenge of the game, the menu functions brilliantly as a sandbox training tool to elevate your actual gameplay skills. Perfecting the "Coin Flip" (Marksman Revolver)

: Cheats are enabled by default in Sandbox Mode, where they do not affect your overall game progress.

Options like "No Clip" and "Flight" allow you to explore the intricate geometry of the layers of Hell or skip platforming sections entirely.