$19.99Gorilla Tag Chase friends with your bare hands
A VR game where your arms are the controller: push off walls, climb trees, and chase other players through the jungle with no buttons or sticks. Play tag and infection online, hang out with friends, and learn a way of moving that feels unlike anything else. Easy to pick up, very hard to put down.
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Moving with your hands alone
There are no buttons, no thumbsticks, no teleporting. You move the way an ape would: push off a rock to jump, grab a tree with both hands and squeeze to climb, slap the ground to build speed. It sounds strange, and it is, until about ten minutes in when it suddenly clicks. You fling yourself at a cliff face, catch a ledge with one hand, swing your body up and keep going. The movement is easy to learn and, as anyone who has tried to catch a skilled player will tell you, hard to master. Every wall is a route, and your arms decide how fast you go.
Chases, jukes and infection
The core of it is pursuit. In tag, you run down other players or juke them in the last second, vaulting over branches and cutting through gaps they can't follow. In infection, the tagged become hunters and the survivors scatter, so a calm round turns into a chase across the treetops. There is more than flat-out speed: you can swim, slide, swing on ropes and hang glide in the clouds to shake a pursuer or close the gap. Rounds are short and loud, and losing is funny because you usually fall off something on the way.
