Gorilla Tag turns movement into play. Learners run, climb, leap, and navigate by moving their arms through colorful virtual environments while sharing the experience with a small group.
What happens in the club
- The Guild Master welcomes everyone and helps the group enter the private room
- Players warm up with movement, map, or comfort checks
- The group plays tag, explores, and tries friendly challenges together
- The Guild Master keeps communication respectful and helps when someone gets lost or stuck
A more comfortable way to play online
Meetings use a private Gorilla Tag room for enrolled learners. The Guild Master supervises the group, sets clear expectations, and helps kids practice good online boundaries. Gamer tags and room details should only be shared privately with the Guild Master.
Beginner-friendly, movement-heavy fun
Players do not need to be Gorilla Tag experts. The Guild Master can help with joining the room, basic movement, and navigating maps. Because the game involves active arm movement, families should provide a clear play area and follow the headset manufacturer’s safety guidance.
This is an ongoing club, so the exact maps, games, and friendly challenges can change with the group.
