Volume

Volume is a stealth action game that retells the Robin Hood legend in a near-future setting. You play as Locksley, a thief who refuses to kill. Instead of fighting his way through guards, he slips past them, misdirects them, and disappears before anyone notices he was there. The game was released in 2018 and ships with English voice work plus subtitles in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish, so a wide range of players can follow the story without extra setup.

This page covers both regional builds of the game — the EUR release under CUSA02851 and the USA release under CUSA02943 — along with the game update packaged with each one. If you want the full picture of what you are downloading before you commit the space, read on for the feature breakdown, the tradeoffs, and the download options.

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Technical Specifications

What Volume Actually Plays Like

Locksley does not kill — that is the core design decision behind everything else in Volume. Each level is a puzzle box of patrolling guards, sight lines, and security devices, and your job is to reach the objective without being spotted. You sneak, you distract, you avoid. The game leans on reading guard routes and timing your movement rather than on combat, which makes it a very different experience from most action titles in the same genre category.

As you progress, your inventory grows alongside Locksley's reputation. A range of gadgets becomes available for discovery, and each one opens new approaches to old problems. That progression loop — learn the level, unlock a tool, replay with a new route — is what keeps the hundred levels from feeling repetitive.

Key Features

• Non-lethal stealth gameplay: Every encounter is solved through sneaking, distraction, and avoidance rather than combat.
• 100 challenging levels: A large campaign of hand-built stealth scenarios that escalate in complexity.
• Gadget progression: An expanding inventory of tools that unlocks new routes and tactics as you play.
• Community level creation: Players can build their own challenges and share their own takes on the core levels.
• Evolving content: The game is designed to grow and change as the community adds its own mark on Locksley's legend.
• Star-studded voice cast: Danny Wallace (Thomas Was Alone), Charlie McDonnell, and Andy Serkis (The Lord of the Rings, Planet of the Apes) as Gisborne.
• Multi-language subtitles: English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish, with English voice work.
• Two regional builds: EUR (CUSA02851) and USA (CUSA02943) packages with their matching game updates.

Story and Setting

Volume is a near-future retelling of the Robin Hood legend. The rich still have too much, and the unheard still have too little, but the tools of the trade have changed. Locksley robs from the rich and gives to the unheard, and he does it quietly. His growing popularity and notoriety feed directly into his inventory, tying the narrative to the gameplay progression in a way that makes each new gadget feel earned rather than handed out.

The cast does a lot of the heavy lifting here. Andy Serkis voices Gisborne, the antagonist, and Danny Wallace and Charlie McDonnell round out a cast that gives the story more personality than a stealth puzzle game strictly needs. If you enjoy narrative-driven stealth with a British voice cast, this is squarely in your lane. If you prefer action-heavy titles with combat at the center, the non-lethal design may feel slower than you expect.

Pros and Cons

Pros

• Clean, readable stealth design built around observation and timing rather than reflexes.
• 100 levels give you a substantial campaign for a free download.
• Community level creation extends the lifespan well beyond the built-in content.
• Strong voice cast, including Andy Serkis as Gisborne.
• Subtitles in five languages broaden accessibility.

Cons

• No combat at all — players expecting action may find the pace deliberate.
• Community-created levels vary in quality since they are player-made.
• File size and developer details are not confirmed in the source listing, so plan disk space conservatively.

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Two regional packages are available below. Pick the one that matches your region — EUR (CUSA02851) or USA (CUSA02943) — and use the mirrors that work best from your location. Each package includes the base game plus the 1.08 game update.

	NAME	Volume
	LANGUAGES	Multi
	RELEASE	2018
	GENRE	Action

Version Freshness and Trust Signals

The download packages on this page bundle the 1.08 game update with the base game, so you are not chasing a separate patch after install. That update level is the most recent one reflected in the source listing for both the EUR and USA builds. Version numbers beyond that are not confirmed here, and the file size is an estimate — treat the 5–10 GB range as a planning figure rather than a measured value.

Publisher and developer details were not included in the source data for this listing, so this page does not name them. What you can verify before downloading is the package identifier: CUSA02851 for EUR and CUSA02943 for USA. Matching that identifier to your region is the most practical check you can do up front.

On installation: the packages are distributed as archives, and the password for extraction is DLPSGAME.COM. You will need extraction software that handles RAR archives. A guide download and a tool download are linked inside each regional section above if you need them. This page does not make any claims about malware scanning, because no such evidence was provided in the source data — verify archives with your own security software before running anything.

Who Should Download Volume

Volume suits players who like stealth games where the challenge comes from reading a room, not from winning a fight. If you enjoyed the pacing of puzzle-stealth titles and want a hundred levels of it with a story attached, this is a strong fit. It also works well for players who like tinkering with level editors, since the community creation tools are a core part of the package rather than an afterthought.

If you are looking for something faster and more combat-driven, browse the rest of the Fatal Fury Battle Archives Volume 1 listing instead, or explore 8 Bit Adventure Anthology Volume I for a retro-flavored alternative. Players who prefer RPG-flavored volume collections can also look at Dragon Fantasy: The Volumes of Westeria.

Final Thoughts

Volume takes a familiar legend and strips the violence out of it, which is a braver design choice than it first appears. The result is a stealth game that rewards patience and observation, backed by a voice cast that gives the near-future Robin Hood story real character. With 100 levels, gadget progression, and community-built challenges, there is more here than the price tag suggests. Grab the regional package that fits you, keep the extraction password handy, and give the first few levels a fair chance — the game opens up considerably once your inventory starts filling.

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