Gorilla Tag

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Rating

Graphics and Sound

Controls

Gameplay

Lasting Appeal

Unique locomotion system
Players move using only their hands and arms, offering an innovative and immersive movement experience unlike any other VR game.
Highly social and community-driven
Real-time voice chat creates a fun, engaging, and often hilarious social environment that encourages interaction and friendships.
Free-to-play
The game is completely free, with optional cosmetics that do not affect gameplay, making it accessible to a wide audience.
Active modding community
Mods in private lobbies add tons of creative content, including custom maps, game modes, and features that extend the game’s replayability.
Great for fitness
The physical movement required makes it a surprisingly good cardio workout, encouraging exercise in a fun and engaging way.

Physically demanding
The intense arm movements can lead to fatigue or even injury if players don’t take breaks or play in unsafe spaces.
Toxicity in public lobbies
Some public voice chats can feature inappropriate language, bullying, or toxic behavior, especially among unsupervised younger players.
No formal tutorial
New players are thrown into the game with little guidance, and mastering the movement mechanics can be frustrating at first.
Basic graphics
The visuals are intentionally simplistic and low-poly, which may not appeal to players looking for high-end graphics.
Lack of competitive structure
While there’s a strong competitive scene, there’s no official ranking system or matchmaking, making it hard to measure progress or find balanced matches.