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SPEEDRUN TRIALS

Vaultline Rush is a high-speed sci-fi parkour experience built for players who crave momentum, precision, and full-body freedom. Jump, Climb and Vault your way across a series of dynamic Trials designed to push your speed and skill to the limit.

UNPRECEDENTED FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT

Carefully designed challenges will push you to your limits.

PHYSICS YOU CAN TRUST

Physics-driven movement with high-fidelity Fullbody IK. Every jump, catch, and vault feels precise and realistic.

PREDICTIVE VAULT SYSTEM

VAULTLINE RUSH introduces a breakthrough in physics climbing by utilizing complex systems that manage the legs of the player, resulting in effortless vaulting.

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4.85

15 ratings

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Updates

UPDATE 1.0.6

May 21, 2026

UPDATE 1.0.6 is here! Here are some of the highlights: PLAYER RIG CHANGES - The Player Rig has been reworked completely and features fully physical upper body with collision now, hands to clavicles! - Grabbing has seen a major rework and should be way more smooth now - Elbow IK has been…

Update 1.0.5

December 7, 2025

Speedrunners, 1.0.5 is out and brings much additions and changes! - New Trials - Customization system with collectibles scattered across all Trials - Reworked obstacle visuals - Performance improvements - Improved elbow IK - New Leg IK which allows for velocity prediction, slope detection and more…

Player reviews

physto

November 12, 2025

5/5

Polished Single Player Physics Game

This is a well done single player parkour game with a solid physics based controller. It took me a little while to get the feel of it but that's kind of the fun of it really. Levels look great and have that "just one more try" appeal. I like that I can pick it up and jump into a game quickly and put it down when I need. I don't always have a long time to play so just being able to jump in is nice. Artwork is solid and the music is fun.

6 found this helpful

Shifter347

October 31, 2025

5/5

Great Experience

I love this game! I typically get nauseous playing VR games and I'm happy to say the movements here do not cause me to feel sick. The natural movements of my hand and feet in game help greatly with this. Also the physics based parkour feels exceptional! Can't wait for new levels to be released!

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NotNinya

November 7, 2025

5/5

Amazing Game! 10/10 Would buy

This game is great! For a parkour game in VR, it plays out really well and doesn't make you motion sick, even considering its physics based mechanics. I had a lot of fun trying to beat my previous times on each level. It's decently fun and VR newbie-friendly, and I hope more levels are added soon!

4 found this helpful

SpokesDev

December 13, 2025

5/5

Amazing Physics VR Game

First off, Vaultline Rush is a ton of fun. It's got great physics and feels super smooth and reliable. Movement is just real intuitive; everything works exactly how you think it will. Jumping, climbing, and vaulting all feel natural, which makes moving fast through the levels super satisfying. It's just really good in general at not making you fight with the controls to keep your momentum. If you enjoy fast-paced movement and skill-based gameplay, then this is an easy game to recommend.

3 found this helpful

Carpedian

December 23, 2025

5/5

Nice physics platformer

If this was a third-person platform game like Super Mario, it would be very easy to play through. The stage is small and simple, and the goal is clear, so it's easy to understand. However, it's very difficult for me to become Mario myself and perform moderate movements while running. In particular, the physics of climbing high is exquisite, so I'm still not used to it. The graphics are simple but refreshing, so it doesn't hurt the immersion. It's still early stages, but I want to keep going.

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