Awesome Gorilla Tag Color Codes and How To Use Them

Apr 7

Want some great looking Gorilla Tag color codes? Maybe you’re wondering how to change your Gorilla Tag color code and make your Monke whatever color you want it to be? Well time for you to enjoy customizing your Monke with Gorilla Tag color codes. Here’s some color codes you can use, and below them in “How To Change Your Gorilla Tag Color Code” you can find out how to use them if you don’t know how.

Some Great Gorilla Tag Color Codes You Can Use

Purple - 4 0 9

Purple is such a classic color. It really stands out and oozes luxury. Purple used to be the color of Emperors and Kings back since Roman times. So if you want to feel like royalty 4 0 9 might be the color code for you.

Red - 9 0 0

Alright so this might not be the most complicated color code, but red monke just looks great. Just looking so red must make you go faster, right? Red is a really aggressive color, and is kind of intimidating. Also if a tagged player just glances at you and doesn’t look closely, you look a bit like a tagged lava monke and they might think you’ve already been infected in the infected game mode.

Teal - 1 9 9

This color code is a nice light teal, almost blue even. If you’re a really chill monke this is a nice calming color. Maybe if you’re just enjoying some mini games and don’t want to go really hard and just have a relaxing time, then this could be the relaxing color code for your monke.

Black - 0 0 0

Black is what you get when all colors are gone, so setting all color codes to 0 makes black. Black is the fur color of a lot of actual gorillas, and so if you want to really be like a lot of real gorillas out there go simple and go with black. Black has always looked good.

Yellow - 9 9 0

Red and Green make yellow, so full red and full green makes a really bright yellow color. Yellow is a color that reminds of vibrant nature. You’re going to stand out with yellow as your color, and that’s alright.

Pink - 9 1 9

It’s Pink, who doesn’t like a nice pink? Pink is the color of harmony and friendship, so if you want to make some friends in Gorilla Tag, don’t be afraid to be pink.

White - 9 9 9

White monke, aka old monke, is another classic. White is actually just all colors combined together and so if you set all the colors to 9 then you get white. You can crack jokes about “back in my day” or try to sound like an old geezer with this color code on. Otherwise it looks pretty great on it’s own, and blends in with the fur your monke always has on their chest and face.

Dark Green - 0 2 0

Ah, the camouflage color. If you set your color code to 0 2 0 you’ll basically blend in with the scoreboard. Kind of a meme, but then again maybe blending in with the environment can give you a split second of an advantage when someone is trying to tag you.

How To Change Your Gorilla Tag Color Code

Changing your Gorilla Tag color code is easy! Just start the game. You’ll be in your treehouse as always. Then go across the room to the PC.

When you’re there use the arrows on the left side to scroll down to “Color” and you’ll see the three color Code settings. They are Red, Green, and Blue. Press Option 1 to select Red, and then hit a number to change your red number. The same goes for Green and Blue, except Green is Option 2, and Blue is Option 3.

There you go, some awesome Gorilla Tag color codes and how to change them so that your Monke can look however you like. Enjoy!

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