What Steam lists

The official VHOLUME store page lists Online PvP, Steam Leaderboards, Steam Workshop, Steam Cloud, and single-player support. Its description also says that players can join friends in multiplayer, see other players' ghosts, and share their own.

Keep these features separate from Workshop content and from community advice. A lobby, leaderboard position, or map catalog can change while the page is still live.

FeatureHow to use itFreshness note
Online PvPJoin friends and run the same level togetherAvailability and lobby state are live
GhostsCompare a replay line against your own routeGhost list can change with new runs
Steam LeaderboardsCheck category rules and dated placementsNever copy an old rank as a current record
Steam WorkshopPlay community maps separately from the campaignUser catalog and ratings change continuously

A Ghost practice loop

  1. Clear a level once and note the checkpoint where your momentum breaks.
  2. Open a Ghost or leaderboard run as a visual reference for that same route.
  3. Compare approach speed, landing direction, and the point where the Ghost leaves your line.
  4. Practice only that section, then replay the full level to check whether the faster line is repeatable.
  5. Save the date and source of any record you mention; use the speedrun guide for a dated snapshot rather than a permanent “world record” label.

The Ghost is a comparison tool, not an instruction to copy every risky movement. A stable route that survives several attempts is more useful than one spectacular run.

For a clean comparison, use the same map, category, input setup and starting condition. Record the Ghost or leaderboard URL and date, then remove the link from a “current” claim if the platform rules or map version changes.

Live features and update limits

Steam Community and Workshop pages are live surfaces. Link to them for current lobbies, Ghosts, rankings, and user maps instead of reproducing a volatile list on this site.

The Workshop guide covers subscribing and creator boundaries. The official Steam page remains the source for supported features; community reports can add setup context but cannot change the official feature list.

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