VHOLUME

Some of the smoothest, most fun parkour/movement physics of any game I've played. Super cool dystopian atmosphere with an amazing soundtrack as well.

There is such a beautiful atmosphere to this game. Memories of old Source engine games, dreamlike and sorta post-apocalyptic. But definitely its own thing, original and mysterious. It feels highly rewarding to glide through levels. You have to work at it a bit, but eventually you pick up on certain combos and techs. You will find that the maps reward creative approaches to movement. Mechanically it is not so difficult as I feared it would be. It's pretty accessible to people (me) who don't play a lot of technical parkour games/surf etc. It's not too complicated but it's clear that the skill ceiling goes very high. There is an amazing flow-state/video game high that you enter as you try to complete the time trials. I love this game

只会滑铲，滑铲跳好秀啊好秀啊

juegazo, vale la pena totalmente mi unica critica es que a veces no guarda las partidas o tarda pero supongo que lo arreglaran pronto

Pure embodiment of nostalgia and isolation. A rare combination to get right. Usually tried through horror games like backrooms and subliminal. However, this game gets it. There is no horror aspect. Yet every time I play I'm met with a feeling hard to describe. My body's only reaction is goosebumps. For a game which the whole premise is slide and jump here and there, it does so much more with so much less. Came for parkour, stayed for the comforting eeriness that is both familiar yet strange.

its what ive always wanted.

The movement in this game is incredible. To me it feels like someone was a big fan of the way movement felt in Mirror's Edge Catalyst, which was fast and smooth once you knew once you were doing, and was easily exploitable even by casuals for getting out of bounds. There's also a bit of the feeling of Mirror's Edge speedrunning glitches like wall boosting and kick glitching with the way you gain speed from wall jumps and can also do straight horizontal wall jumps by doing a slide jump off the wall. The parkour is tied together with a deceptively simple slide jumping/bunnyhopping system that lets you gain speed basically any time you're on flat ground, which is a ton of fun to get good with and try to squeeze into as many jumps as you can. The level design overall is fantastic and is entirely sight-readable even if you're trying to go fast. It's great with light cues and putting the way forward in interesting directions that manage to flow naturally. There are so many paths through the level and it's a lot of fun to run levels over and over finding the optimal route. The movement feels so free and expressive. There's lots to explore as well, with B-side levels unlocked by finding a well-hidden collectible in each level of the normal campaign, and lots of NPCs hidden away that just say some nonsense and have an achievement tied to finding them all. One of my favorite things in the game is the character's breathing. If you stand still, they start breathing in a consistent sort of way. Maybe 2 seconds in, 1 second hold, 2 seconds out, 3 seconds hold, and repeat. While the game's overall focus is on going fast, some of my favorite moments in the game have been when I stopped, took in the architecture of some weird building or hallway, and followed my character's breathing. Overall highly recommend especially at the price. Even if you just ran through the levels and didn't try to improve your times or explore at all, the movement systems and level design are exceptional and worth experiencing if you like parkour games at all.

tons of fun. incredibly smooth. a little on the short end re: the main levels and i don't think the level visuals / variation are nearly as compelling as STRAFTAT but it's still a great time and the discord has some really cool helpful stuff regarding custom content.