Create Your Own Gtag Fangame (CYOGF)

CYOGF is a dedicated page designed to help new developers learn how to create their own Gorilla Tag–style fangame using Unity. This page gives beginners a clear starting point and provides resources, tips, and guidance to begin building their own project.

What You’ll Learn

• How Gorilla Tag–style movement works

• What tools and software you need

• How to set up Unity correctly

• How to structure your project

• How to add basic locomotion

• How to build multiplayer

• How to publish your game safely

Requirements

• Unity (recommended LTS version)

• VR headset (Quest or PCVR)

• Basic understanding of Unity’s interface

• A PC capable of running Unity

Getting Started

1. Install Unity

2. Create a new 3D project

3. Import XR packages

4. Set up your player rig

5. Add physics‑based movement

6. Test in VR

7. Build your first map

Development Topics

This page introduces the core systems used in Gtag‑style fangames:

• Physics‑based locomotion

• Hand collision movement

• Climbing and wall interactions

• Multiplayer networking

• Room codes and lobbies

• Cosmetics and player models

• Map design

• Optimization for VR

Recommended Tools

• Unity XR Interaction Toolkit

• Photon PUN / Fusion

• Blender (for models)

• Audacity (for audio)

• Visual Studio (for scripting)

Tips for New Developers

• Start small

• Don’t copy other fangames

• Build your own style and identity

• Test movement constantly

• Keep performance in mind

• Avoid using copyrighted assets

• Learn Unity basics before multiplayer

Important Notes

• Always follow Gorilla Tag’s fangame guidelines

• Do not use ripped assets, models, or code

• Make your game unique

• Respect other developers’ work