家ニュース『ウルトラキル』レイヤー8実装目前

『ウルトラキル』レイヤー8実装目前

by Riley Jan 12,2026

ULTRAKILL's Upcoming Fraud Layer Revealed ULTRAKILLが新章「詐欺」の階層を公開し、待望の登場を告げる。発表の詳細については、引き続きお読みください。

ULTRAKILL 第8章：詐欺の華々しい発表

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人気のレトロスタイルシューティングゲーム、ULTRAKILLが第8章となる「詐欺」の階層を正式に発表しました。具体的なリリース詳細はまだ未定ですが、今後の発表があり次第、最新情報をお伝えします。今後のアナウンスにご期待ください。

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