
VHOLUME is a melancholic first-person parkour adventure set in a dystopian brutalist city where bureaucracy turns a simple task into an odyssey.
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In the derelict capital of Afro-Eurasia, ruled by an all-controlling Ministry, Robert embarks on a bureaucratic quest to restore his family’s revoked ration tickets.
Movement-centric gameplay where the player can jump, run, climb and slide with great freedom. Environments challenge both agility and creativity.
Mastery-driven players can exploit momentum, discover shortcuts, and break the labyrinthine design, making each run a test of skill and efficiency as they chase target times.
Play solo, or join friends in multiplayer and experience every level together.
See other players’ ghosts, share your own, and discover new ways through each level.
Steam workshop support: Play levels made by the community or create your own.
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Incredible parkour and brutalism. 10/10
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian*languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 1.3K reviews with recorded playtime.
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Beautiful, atmospheric, melancholy with really satisfying movement.
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10/10 masterpiece, replayable beyond belief, couldn't recommend more
good fun fast and friends
great movement, great aesthetic, great music. easy recommend
This is the kind of game where you forget how to blink. After playing this game for a bit, I'd have to sit back from the computer and close my eyes for a while. Wow! The parkour initially seems pretty limited, with the only moves being wall running and a slide. What is quickly realized is that the complexity of this game lies in discovering and understanding movement tech, and learning how and when to use each type of movement. When you start hitting higher speeds on a level you understand, it really feels like you are gliding through the level like in a dream. The level design in this game is overall fantastic, visually and gameplay-wise. The levels present a world of concrete that has seemingly crumbled, with odd characters and secrets dotted throughout the landscape. Focusing on gameplay, Each level feels like it has its own identity, presenting different types of challenges in sharp ways. Visually, the line this game walks in terms of presenting a believable world of is remarkable. When you stay on the main path of a level, the levels look fantastic and cohesive. At the same time, you are fully allowed, and even encouraged at points, to walk off the course and see the edges of the levels that drop into pure abstraction. Somehow, this doesn't take away from the sense of place that each level has and leads to some moments of pure video game catharsis. I think part of why this works is due to the music of this game. It's wonderfully minimal and atmospheric, and provides contrast from the breakneck platforming while supporting the somber world of the game. One level near the end of the game has an especially wonderful track if you take the time to find it. For my less favorite moments, it would probably be the levels featuring fans or spinning windmills. I found them a bit finnicky to play around. It's interesting that this game has such a loose and dreamlike feeling while still encouraging you to play it focusing on the high speed leaderboard chasing action. It's a surprising mix, but the result leads to a trancelike state of flow that few games manage to evoke.
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