
VHOLUME is a melancholic first-person parkour adventure set in a dystopian brutalist city where bureaucracy turns a simple task into an odyssey.
Most likely between $273.5K and $775K. How we estimate →
Checked against 8 developer-reported games
Reviews
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Reviews
this game tickles my brain
super fun and addicting, but most of all, SO BEAUTIFUL
my fingers hurt from holding W and sliding also i hate kreedz 10/10
I go fast. Yes.
Movement is really good
Что-то отличное за последнее время! С большим удовольствием прошёл на 100%. Геймплей супер, музыкальное сопровождение шик, и смысл в игре есть, хоть он и тонкий. Рекомендую на 100%!
PARKOUR
Feels pretty decent but I wish it had an obvious path AND alternative paths that gave different playstyle advantages. I like the straight forward levels that flow but as soon as you're forced to run for long periods -- it feels like a running simulator. In later levels twice I just aimlessly looked around -- it's so boring when it's not clear where the exit is. The idea of going any path is so cool but this game just ends up feeling like a random mess sometimes. I wish it felt more like a playground where expression allowed me to parkour anyway I wanted as long as I got to the end fast. IDK if this is a bad game but it feels rushed & uninspired. The hidden creatures are fun but I want deeper. I found infinite wall climbing bug & love it -- but if I use it to get somewhere insane -- you should reward that w/ crazy good exp or something. If you can go anywhere but find nothing interesting -- you screwed up & openworld is pointless
Дед рассказывает, как он ходил в школу за 40км
Fun way to pass time