About

Gorilla Tag takes place in a fun little world with simple, brightly colored monke—a legless monke with long arms to move without legs—and you move entirely by swinging, pushing, and launching yourself with your arms, giving everymotion a raw, physical, almost primal energy as you sprint, vault, climb, and wall‑run through a series of wildly different maps that each feel like their own little universe; in Forest, the heart of the game, you race between towering trees, leap across wooden stumps, and scramble up branches to escape Lava Monkes whose bodies glow with molten cracks, while in Canyon you navigate narrow orange cliffs, twisting tunnels, and precarious rock bridges that force you to master momentum and precision; deeper underground, Caves surrounds you with echoing chambers filled with glowing crystals and slippery stone slopes where sound bounces around and every footstep—or rather, handstep—feels louder, while Mountains transforms movement entirely with icy slides, frozen half‑pipes, and massive snowy ramps that send monkes flying through the air in long, arcing jumps; in the bustling City, neon signs and colorful shops line the streets as monkes climb rooftops, explore the cosmetics store, and gather in alleyways to trade stories or plan minigames, and above it all floats Clouds, a dreamy sky world of bouncing clouds, floating platforms, and giant wind tunnels that lift monkes into the air like feathers; down by the ocean, Beach offers palm trees, sandy dunes, water slides, and coral caves where sunlight flickers through the waves, while the fantasy‑themed Basement plunges you into a medieval dungeon full of torches, secret passages, and roaming monsters that chase you if you make too much noise; each map has its own personality, its own movement style, and its own stories created by the players who run, shout, laugh, and tag each other in frantic bursts of energy, and whether you’re a glowing Lava Monke hunting others, a nimble survivor scrambling up walls, or just a casual explorer wandering through the world, Gorilla Tag feels like a living playground where every monke’s movement tells a story and every map becomes a stage for the wild, unpredictable adventures you and your friends create together.