
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 →
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I wish the worlds felt a little bit more connected, but the dreamy vignette vibe it has going works very well. The music is great, plenty of views/light secrets to find, and movement is fun. This game has given me a speedrun itch that I've never felt before. Highly recommend.
i like gaem
Amazing! The atmosphere and architecture in this game are one of a kind!
Fun. Sometimes I stream it while in a voice chat because it's just so easy to play, until you have to figure out where to go next. Really pretty. Audio and soundtrack is also very nice.
Fire game
Me acabo de terminar el 100% de los logros y fue super disfrutable. Todo lo que tiene que ver con correr es muy entretenido. Si bien hay mecanicas ocultas que el juego no te explica, te permite ir explorando con los bhop, crouch-sliding y todos esos tecnicismos. Puede ir tranquilamente para relajarse corriendo por lugares distopicos de tinte brutalista o como para lograr hacer el mejor tiempo posible en cada nivel (entre por el primero, me quede por lo segundo). Probablemente el movimiento mas satisfactorio en primera persona que probe. Si
goty
This game is super fun i really enjoy the speedy movement and have a geat time stressing about beating times or getting gold on most levels but honestly this game reminds me of jumping roof to roof in dying light 2 and running around the maps of ghost runner amazing game
GOTTA GO FAST!!!!! only issue is screen tearing i cant seem to get rid off
Short, but excellent. If you have even a passing interest in the movement mechanics of Titanfall, this game takes and expands those ideas into a giant parkour sandbox. Add in the competitive drive to beat your previous best time and a dash of brutalist architecture, and you have one of the best movement games released in years (by an indie dev, no less!)