- VHOLUME world record: The listed top full-game run is 2:55.376.
- Current runner: MainJayy holds first place on the referenced leaderboard snapshot.
- Second place: Raptor227 is listed at 3:14.050.
- Leaderboard scope: The page tracks 25 runs from 16 players.
- Best starting point: Study category rules before practicing individual levels.
VHOLUME world record Rankings
VHOLUME world record tracking currently centers on the full-game leaderboard. On the 2026-08-23 snapshot, MainJayy is listed first with a time of 2 minutes, 55.376 seconds, followed by Raptor227 at 3 minutes, 14.050 seconds. These are leaderboard entries rather than a prediction of future rankings, so runners should check the VHOLUME Speedrun.com leaderboard for later submissions.
Current Leader
- Player: MainJayy
- Time: 2:55.376
- Placement: 1st
- Focus: Full-game leaderboard
Closest Listed Rival
- Player: Raptor227
- Time: 3:14.050
- Placement: 2nd
- Gap: 18.674 seconds
Leaderboard Activity
- Runs: 25
- Players: 16
- Followers: 25
- Snapshot: 2026-08-23
Use the leaderboard gap as a practice target. An 18.674-second difference is easier to analyze when divided across starts, transitions, and major mistakes.
| Rank | Player | Time | Snapshot |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | MainJayy | 2:55.376 | 2026-08-23 |
| 2 | Raptor227 | 3:14.050 | 2026-08-23 |
VHOLUME Leaderboard Categories
The VHOLUME page organizes runs through full-game and level-based categories. The visible full-game choices include DEMO2 Any%, DEMO1 Any%, and SUMMIT%. Because category rules determine which routes and techniques are legal, confirm the selected ruleset before comparing times.
| Category or Board | What to Check | Best Use |
|---|---|---|
| Full game | Category rules and submitted time | Main record tracking |
| DEMO2 Any% | Version and route restrictions | Shorter practice runs |
| DEMO1 Any% | Demo-specific rules | Comparing early builds |
| SUMMIT% | Objective requirements | Alternative challenge routing |
| Level | Individual-level rules | Isolating weak segments |
Choose the Category
Open the VHOLUME leaderboard and select the category you intend to run. Do not compare a demo category directly with a full-game time.
Read the Rules
Use the rules panel before recording attempts. Check version requirements, permitted movement techniques, timing conventions, and any category-specific restrictions.
Practice the Route
Break the run into recognizable sections. Rehearse difficult transitions until your movement is repeatable rather than relying on one successful attempt.
Review the Submission
Compare your final time with the listed rankings, then inspect mistakes by segment. Submit only when your recording and category selection match the leaderboard requirements.
A fast time is not automatically comparable across categories. Version, objective, and ruleset differences can make two runs measure different challenges.
Level Practice and Split Strategy
Individual-level boards provide a useful way to improve before attempting a full-game record. The referenced page lists Racetrack No Prespeed as a tracked level. Visible entries include Japanitzet_bnuuy at 28.710 seconds and Fooblee at 32.129 seconds. Treat these entries as practice benchmarks for the named level, not as full-run records.
| Level Board | Player | Time | Placement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Racetrack No Prespeed | Japanitzet_bnuuy | 0:28.710 | 4th |
| Racetrack No Prespeed | Fooblee | 0:32.129 | 5th |
| DEMO2 Any% | Bashmak25 | 3:44.028 | 4th |
| DEMO2 Any% | xomc | 3:18.168 | 3rd |
Record Preparation Checklist:
- Confirm the selected VHOLUME category and rules
- Practice the opening until movement is consistent
- Record individual-level attempts for difficult sections
- Review mistakes before changing the route
- Check the leaderboard before submitting a run
A strong practice session produces repeatable splits, not only one fast attempt. Save notes about where time is lost so each session has a clear objective.
Prioritize sections with large execution variance. A level that is slightly slower but reliable can be more valuable than a risky shortcut that succeeds only occasionally. Compare your own splits against the listed level boards, then return to the full-game route once your weakest segment becomes stable.
Tips for Chasing the Record
The current top time leaves a clear structure for improvement: establish a legal category, stabilize movement, and reduce avoidable resets. Speedrun.com also provides tools for runs, history, guides, resources, streams, stats, and forums, making the leaderboard page the central reference point for organized practice.
Use these principles during attempts:
- Start with consistency: Build a repeatable opening before testing advanced optimizations.
- Separate learning from pushing: Practice new movement in isolated sections instead of risking every serious run.
- Track failed attempts: Note whether a reset came from routing, timing, positioning, or execution.
- Protect the finish: Near the end of a run, choose reliable movement unless the time loss makes the attempt noncompetitive.
- Review category details: A legal run depends on more than the final timer.
| Practice Focus | Recommended Method | Success Signal |
|---|---|---|
| Opening movement | Repeat short attempts | Fewer early resets |
| Racetrack section | Use level-board practice | Stable sub-30-second target |
| Full-game pacing | Run without constant restarts | More completed attempts |
| Final submission | Review rules and recording | Correct category and evidence |
Do not change several techniques at once. Test one route or movement adjustment, compare the result, and keep it only if it improves both speed and consistency.
The listed record gap is a useful planning tool. Raptor227’s time trails first place by 18.674 seconds, so a runner can divide that gap among multiple small gains instead of searching for one dramatic skip. A cleaner opening, a stronger Racetrack segment, and fewer late-run errors may together create a meaningful improvement.
Rules, Verification, and FAQ
Before treating a time as a record, verify the category, version, timing format, and submission status on the official leaderboard. The VHOLUME game page on Speedrun.com is the authoritative reference used for the rankings and statistics summarized here. The page also includes a submission route for runners who want to enter a valid attempt.
| Verification Item | Why It Matters | Where to Check |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Defines the challenge being measured | Leaderboard category selector |
| Rules | Determines legal strategies | Rules panel |
| Player and time | Confirms current placement | Run table |
| Date and status | Separates current entries from older runs | Run history |
| Submission details | Supports leaderboard review | Submit run page |
The rankings in this guide reflect the available 2026-08-23 snapshot. Leaderboards can change when new runs are submitted or reviewed.
Q: What is the current VHOLUME world record listed here?
The referenced full-game leaderboard lists MainJayy in first place with a time of 2:55.376 on the 2026-08-23 snapshot.
Q: Who is second on the VHOLUME leaderboard?
Raptor227 is listed in second place at 3:14.050, which is 18.674 seconds behind the listed top time.
Q: Which VHOLUME categories are visible on the leaderboard?
The page shows DEMO2 Any%, DEMO1 Any%, and SUMMIT%, along with level-based boards such as Racetrack No Prespeed.
Q: Where should I verify future record changes?
Check the VHOLUME page on Speedrun.com for updated rankings, rules, run history, resources, and submission information.