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What it is: Gorilla Tag locomotion meets anime combat — you move by swinging your arms, then unload cursed-technique-style abilities on other players. Live since October 21, 2026 on the Meta Quest store, holding around a 3.9★ rating across roughly a thousand reviews.

How a match works

  1. 1
    Move like a monke

    Gorilla Tag-style movement — push off surfaces with your hands to dash, dodge and climb. No sticks, no teleporting; your arms are the controller.

  2. 2
    Pick a character, learn its kit

    Each character carries unique cursed-technique-inspired abilities — the roster and domains grow with regular updates.

  3. 3
    Fight lobby PvP

    Battles play out in multiplayer arenas — physical movement decides fights as much as ability timing, so climbing walls and ceilings is real defense.

  4. 4
    Early Access cadence

    New characters, abilities, domains and maps ship through ongoing updates — the Discord is where roadmap and sneak peeks land first.

Good to know before you buy

Platform

Meta Quest only — Quest 2, Pro, 3 and 3S. No PC VR or PSVR version announced; it's a ~305 MB native install.

Comfort

Rated Moderate — Gorilla Tag movement is arm-swing locomotion, which some players find tiring or queasy in long sessions.

Community

The Discord (discord.gg/monkeysorcery) is the game's hub — updates, sneak peeks and the bulk of the player base live there.

Maker: developed by Wavex Studios, published by BloopDevv — an indie Early Access title, so expect a live-service update rhythm rather than a finished feature set.

FAQ

What is Monkey Sorcery?

A VR multiplayer PvP game on Meta Quest — anime-inspired cursed techniques, Gorilla Tag-style hand movement, released October 21, 2026.

Is it free?

It's a paid Early Access title on the Meta Quest store — check the store page for the current regional price.

Does it work on Quest 2?

Yes — Quest 2, Pro, 3 and 3S are all supported.

Is it the same as Gorilla Tag?

No — it borrows the movement style but it's a different game: combat and abilities rather than tag.