The indie parkour game from one of the French brothers behind 2024’s best FPS is coming out in just two weeks

When I open up a trailer for a parkour game, I expect breakbeats or bassy electronica. You know, something radical—Vholume zigs where other games zag, scoring its run ’em up action with dejected, atmospheric synths punctuated by lonely footsteps and effortful grunts. A self-billed “melancholic first-person parkour adventure,” it looks like the moody stepchild of…