Gorilla Tag review

Gorilla Tag is the best free VR game for Quest owners. Its official site describes it as free on Quest, and its Meta store listing says it has over 12 million players and shows a 4.4 rating from about 173K ratings, by far the most ratings of any game here. You move only by pushing off surfaces with your arms, with no buttons, sticks or teleporting, and chase or flee other players in tag and infection rounds. Another Axiom says it updates every two weeks and has added ropes, ziplines, swimming, hang gliders and hoverboards, plus Share My Blocks and Virtual Stump for player-made maps. A ranked mode serves competitive players. The downsides: it needs an internet connection, lists English as its only language, sells in-game items, and the Steam PC VR version costs $19.99. Parents should note that the game involves user interaction with strangers online.

Who it is for

Quest owners who want a free online multiplayer game

Price

Free on Meta Quest; the Steam PC VR version costs $19.99; optional in-game purchases.

Free on Oculus Quest
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 11, 2026.

Key features

• Arm-based gorilla locomotion with no buttons, sticks or teleporting
• Online tag and infection modes with a ranked mode
• Ropes, ziplines, swimming, hang gliders and hoverboards
• Share My Blocks and Virtual Stump for player-made maps
• Updates every 2 weeks, per the Meta store listing

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Free on Meta Quest
• Strength: Rated 4.4 by about 173K users, the largest rating count here
• Strength: 2.1 GB install on Quest
• Weakness: Internet connection required
• Weakness: English is the only listed language
• Weakness: In-game purchases and a $19.99 price on Steam

Key facts

• Developer: Another Axiom
• Price: Free on Meta Quest, $19.99 on Steam
• Players: Over 12 million, per the Meta store listing
• Meta store rating: 4.4 from about 173K ratings
• Install size: 2.1 GB

Where it ranks

Gorilla Tag is No. 6 in our Best VR Games verdict.