
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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sad to say i’ve sunk hundreds of hours into conapt00, and that’s just the demo lmao. at this point i might as well just move in and start paying rent.
good
Had alot of fun completing all the levels, It is a tad short playtime wise but the multiplayer and scoreboard are sure to keep me playing for alot longer.
The movement feel is somewhere in the midst of Mirror's Edge, Titanfall 2 (without a double-jump), and ABH/AFH. This is a very good thing. If you enjoyed the movement in Titanfall 2, this will absolutely feel familiar with the wall kicks and slide-hopping. If you found yourself addicted to the movement course in Titanfall 2, get this game already. The levels in the base game are fantastic, plus there's workshop support for community maps. There's a surprising amount to explore, if you want - or you can ignore that and just go fast. Leaderboards for each map not only let you see you rank and stuff, but also, EVERY player's top time has a ghost saved that you can pick to race against - not just the top 10 or top 100, EVERY RUN. This is awesome. Also the music and the aesthetic are just *exactly* right. Chef's kiss.
concrete slip n slide through moss and clouds and gourd people. paradise.
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So satisfying and addictive
Very smooth, very fun
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Incredible game. The mood, design, music, and setting are incredible and leave an instant impression. The movement and gameplay itself is beyond addicting -as you continue playing you enter a flow state and you adapt and gain mastery over the levels and constantly find you're capable of better routes, jumps, and times. I have played multiple sessions now to where my fingers start to hurt and I have to make myself take a break!