HUGE Gorilla Tag Update

New HUGE Gorilla Tag Update (Prop Hunt, Secret Tunnel, & MORE)

HUGE Gorilla Tag Update – Step aside, ordinary game updates—Gorilla Tag just dropped a curveball that turns the virtual jungle upside down. If you thought you knew your way around Stump, think again. The latest changes bring with them a bizarre blend of haunted tunnels, oversized props, monkey cosmetics, and a new era of hide-and-seek mayhem.

New Huge Gorilla Tag Update

The Stump is Not Okay

First things first—Stump. It’s… changed. Big time. The iconic centerpiece of Gorilla Tag seems like it’s mid-mutation. The once-familiar attic? Gone. A hole in the ground now leads to what looks like a half-buried friend station. Up above, the Message of the Day board is awkwardly stuck in the ceiling like someone threw it up there during a fit of excitement. Elevators are being installed, new spaces are emerging, and nobody knows what’s next.

But that’s just the start.


Prop Hunt Has Entered the Chat

HUGE Gorilla Tag Update

A new game mode has launched and it’s genius: Prop Hunt. Think hide-and-seek, but crank it up to spooky. Players can now disguise themselves as in-game cosmetics—a TV, a long chicken, even a literal trash can—and blend in with the environment while others try to find and tag them. It’s monkey vs. monkey, brains vs. camouflage. And yes, it’s just as hilarious as it sounds.


Welcome to Monkeywood

At Creator Fest, things get cinematic. Silverback Studios has opened up for every gorilla with a dream. Want to direct your own monkey blockbuster? Now you can. Set up shots, grab props, record your own in-game videos—complete with clapboards and studio lights. There’s even an “on air” sign to let your troop know you’re filming.

And the best part? You don’t need a VidCon pass. Anyone can jump in.


A Spooky Twist to the City

City updates are oozing with personality—and slime. Sewer covers are sealed, marked with warnings about “spectral fracking hazards”. There’s goo. There are props. There’s even a brain… just lying around in a room. Ghosts, secret tunnels, and weird walls are becoming the norm.

Oh, and for those who loved the fish tank? It’s draining. Literally. The water’s dropping. No fish in sight. Nemo’s out. Tragic.


Cosmetic Overload

The cosmetics? Pure madness in the best way.

  • A TV head that talks. Yes, it talks.
  • A long chicken that screams when you swing it.
  • Hand accessories like mustaches, snail tentacles, and haunted glasses.
  • A clapperboard that makes you feel like a monkey Spielberg.
  • And a whole basket of butterflies to chase, catch, and show off.

Plus, there’s a special badge, sunglasses in every shade, a Statue of Liberty monkey, a hot dog stand, a London-style phone booth, and yes—literal trash. For the drama queens, there’s even a ghost face that whispers, “I’m watching you.”


Camping, Tunnels & A Million Pillows

HUGE Gorilla Tag Update

Tents are popping up. A camping theme seems to be brewing, but it’s not just cozy vibes. Secret tunnels are back with weird pixelated walls and mysterious barriers. Some players say a new obstacle course is coming. Others are more concerned about the growing number of pillows in the Canyons map.

Why so many pillows? Who’s making them? No one knows. Maybe a ghost. Maybe Doug the Bug. (Yes, there’s a new Doug plushy too.)


The “What Even Is This?” Zone

There’s a backroom now. It’s marked “Private. Do Not Enter.” So naturally, players are going in. There’s a bed. A giant ghost. A brain. Some goo. Maybe even a trapped soul named PBBV who’s been “lost for 20 years.” It’s chaos. It’s storytelling. It’s meme-worthy.


Steam VR vs Quest Races

The competitive spirit isn’t lost. With the new obstacle courses, players are racing like never before—tightropes, jumps, and full-send slides. Steam VR vs. Quest has become the unofficial showdown. Winner gets bragging rights. Loser falls off a rope and starts again.


🔮 What’s Next?

Nobody knows. That’s part of the magic. Every update pulls a new trick from the devs’ chaotic bag: haunted cosmetics, hidden rooms, theatrical studios, and wild cosmetic drops. Gorilla Tag isn’t just a game anymore—it’s a living, breathing monkey multiverse that reinvents itself faster than players can keep up.


Final Thoughts?

Gorilla Tag’s latest update is an unapologetic blend of goofy, spooky, and brilliant. It’s not about realism or balance—it’s about energy, imagination, and giving players tools to tell their own stories. Whether you’re filming a short, hiding as a trash can, or sliding off a rooftop with butterflies in your backpack, one thing’s clear:

You’re never just playing Gorilla Tag. You’re living in it.


Now go grab your haunted chicken, put on your TV head, and don’t forget to believe in the secret tunnel. Because in Gorilla Tag, anything can happen—and usually does.

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