Massive Ghosts Of Tabor Update Adds New Map and More
If you’re a Ghosts Of Tabor fan or are interested in how this Tarkov inspired VR game is shaping up, then you’ll be very excited to hear the latest news about the HUGE update that just hit Ghosts Of Tabor.
The new map is a very worthy addition, for a new total of three in this VR extraction shooter.
That’s not the only thing to get excited about though, there are a ton of UI changes that make shopping a much sleeker experience than before, new guns, a new DLC, insurance, and even a new weight and bleeding system!
If you’re a Ghosts Of Tabor fan or are interested in how this Tarkov inspired VR game is shaping up, then you’ll be very excited to hear the latest news about the HUGE update that just hit Ghosts Of Tabor with patch 0.5.7.3813.18711.
The new map is a very worthy addition, for a new total of three in this VR extraction shooter.
That’s not the only thing to get excited about though, there are a ton of UI changes that make shopping a much sleeker experience than before, new guns, a new DLC, insurance, and even a new weight and bleeding system!
Oh, and a lot of bug fixes and optimizations too. Ghosts Of Tabor has had a lot of bugs, but the devs have been squashing them so quickly. It’s great to see such massive changes coming so quickly from such a recently released VR game.
That’s the overview, now let’s go through each piece of this update before circling back and talking about how great the new map is.
Updated Mechanics
Now the size of your backpack won’t be the only thing keeping you from taking everything you want out of a raid.
With the new weight system the more you carry and the more those things weigh, then the faster your character loses running energy and the more slowly you are able to move.
You can see how much weight you are carrying on your watch.
You can see how much you’re carrying on your watch
Also sometimes when you’re hit in combat your character will bleed.
To cure a bleed you will need to wrap a bandage around your arm. This marks the first addition of the improved healing systems that Combat Waffle has been planning to add to Ghosts Of Tabor.
So far the system has been simple with a health bar and syringes that heal you over a short period of time. Over time Ghosts Of Tabor Updates will make this system more and more diverse and require more and more different types of healing items.
Bleeds and bandages are just the beginning.
Throwing a grenade. It’s way more fun now in Ghosts Of Tabor
Even more impressive is the new throwing system, which adds a ton of weight to throwable objects like grenades and knives.
Previously they would just sort of fly out of your hands and were difficult to control, but now it’s a lot of fun to toss a grenade. It feels like throwing a real object!
You can now insure items when buying them
Another important extraction shooter feature has also made its way into Ghosts Of Tabor with this update, insurance.
Now when you buy items from a vendor you can select a checkbox to insure them.
If you lose insured items in raid and nobody extracts with your items they will appear back in your Trade Room after some time has passed.
Speaking of shopping all of the shopping UIs have been given a facelift, just like the Raid selection and group UIs were a few updates ago.
Purchasing gear is not only easier now, but it looks much better. You can just select what items you want to purchase directly from the kiosk screen instead of having to scan them and then increase the quantity.
Overall this makes buying a new kit a much smoother experience, and you won’t have to rely on the scan gun so much. Though you can still use it if you want to scan your items off of the rack.
The new shop UI looks pretty great
Also speaking of items you won’t have to worry about running out of them, or money, anymore.
With the rations system you will get some items for free every six hours, every day, and every week. So even if you’re flat broke you will still be able to collect some gear to go into raid with.
The inclusion of entering a raid as a FENIX member (or scav if you rather) with a random kit would be more interesting, but for now the ration system is a good way of mitigating the fear of running out of money and gear in newer players.
As for more tangible enhancements in raid, you might also notice that crates, boxes, and other lootable objects now all have sounds when you open them.
This not only makes the experience of looting an area more immersive and tangible, but also means that when listening in on other players you’ll have a better idea of what they’re doing.
Ambushing a Scav on the new Ghosts Of Tabor map
There’s also a new melee combat system that adds more physicality to melee weapons. While it might not be likely in a modern combat game dominated by firearms, melee weapons don’t simply pass through enemies anymore.
They’ll impact other players and other objects with physics, sort of like The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners. So if you want to knife fight somebody in Ghosts Of Tabor now is the time.
The patch notes have also mentioned being able to grab guns from other players’ hands, and good luck if you can pull that off, because we haven’t so far.
Not to say that this new feature is bugged or anything, just that sneaking up on someone and grabbing their weapon out of their hands is easier said than done.
New Weapons and John Wick DLC
Possibly the most impactful new piece of equipment in this Ghosts Of Tabor update is the Ammo Pouch.
Before now shotguns haven’t been very viable outside of the magazine fed Saiga, because potentially needing to take out your backpack, set it down on a surface, and then take shells out of it to load individually into your shotgun was way too cumbersome to do in combat.
Now you won’t have that problem anymore for shotguns because you can put your spare shells into the ammo pouch, set the pouch on your hip, and retrieve shells from it at any time.
This also goes for other types of ammunition, meaning that all sorts of weapons that are not magazine fed are now much easier to use, like bolt action rifles.
Getting some Mosin ammo out of an ammo pouch
That’s why it is also great that this update has also included two new bolt action rifles, the Mosin Nagant and M190A3.
Even if you’re at trader level 1 you can buy both of these rifles from the Spectre store.
Whichever you go with you can reload the rifle by taking individual bullets from your ammo pouch, making these weapons great options when you’re starting out.
The new rifles in Ghosts Of Tabor
Speaking of new weapons if you don’t mind spending a little money you can cough up 4 dollars for the John Wick DLC that includes a ton more new options.
It includes many iconic firearms from the movie John Wick 3, such as a custom Benelli shotgun, John’s iconic pistols, and even his wakizashi.
The new Taran Tactical John Wick 3 DLC is currently available for 4 dollars
Purchasing the DLC sends the weapons to your Trade Room (though it may be a little delayed).
You can also buy more from the Merchant of Death Kiosk. Even without purchasing the DLC you can loot them off of other players.
There’s also a new piece of armor, the Ronin Mask, which protects your face from gunfire and also tinges your vision with a purple tint that is supposed to make it easier to see in the dark.
New Tutorial Map
There’s also a brand new tutorial map with not only a shooting range and all of the tutorial stations that you’re used to, but also a kill house.
If you want to practice clearing rooms in Ghosts Of Tabor there are a lot of new options to practice in the new tutorial map.
It’s another valuable addition to the game, and a great way to warm up before getting into some raids.
Clearing the killhouse with the Benelli
The New Map Matka Miest
Now for the true prize of this update, the newest map called Matka Miest.
Matka Miest used to be the largest city on Tabor before the current conflict began, you can expect a pretty densely packed urban environment.
A street fight with an MP40 on the new map
If you’ve gotten tired of the Island of Tabor and Missile Silo maps then the new Ghosts Of Tabor map is a refreshing change of pace.
Its sometimes narrow and sometimes large streets offer more cover and shorter engagement distances than the wide open areas of the Island of Tabor, and still offer more tactical options and room to maneuver in than the Missile Silo.
Currently this map is a six man raid, and gives a good medium between the two extremes of map design that we’ve seen so far.
Looking around a corner for other players in Matka Miest
If you’ve been hankering for some urban combat in Ghosts Of Tabor then this map delivers with a wide variety of environments, and a ton of new loot spots to find.
It’s fairly densely packed, and especially with everyone eager to try the map often ends in very interesting gunfights.
This is a great addition to the game. Ghosts Of Tabor was desperately in need of new maps, and Matka Miest is a worthy addition to the roster.
Check out how great that Cathedral looks
Though the map can only be played at night currently, even if you have day time selected in the raid terminal. A day version is likely to be added soon.
The map might feel a little too tight at the moment, but currently we only have half of it to explore. The other half is planned to be released in the future, and hopefully with some more additions to the half already available.
The one thing that feels lacking are the amount of indoor environments, most of the houses and other buildings don’t have accessible interiors, and so a lot of the map devolves into linear streetfighting without the option of ducking into a building to get away or reposition.
Still, this new map is awesome.
Well that’s all about this awesome Ghosts Of Tabor update. If you’ve been waiting to get back into the game now is a great time to try out all of these new features and weapons and most of all the new map. Enjoy!
Easily Solve The Resident Evil 4 VR Church Puzzle
If you want to solve the church puzzle in Resident Evil 4 VR you’ve come to the right place.
This Resident Evil 4 VR guide will show you how to easily solve the church puzzle in this fantastic VR game.
You’ll run into this puzzle shortly after the first time you come to the church, though unfortunately then it will be locked from the outside, and needs a strange circular key to get in.
If you want to solve the church puzzle in Resident Evil 4 VR then you’ve come to the right place.
This Resident Evil 4 VR guide will show you how to easily solve the church puzzle in this fantastic VR game.
You’ll run into this puzzle shortly after the first time you come to the church, though unfortunately then it will be locked from the outside, and needs a strange circular key to get in.
The Church containing the puzzle in Resident Evil 4 VR
To get this key you’ll have to go around the church and make your way to the lake. After defeating the giant fish monster on the lake you can make your way down the river and past the local mill.
To make your way to the other side of the river you can just shoot the boxes that are hanging from chains over the rushing water, and then jump over the boxes to get to the other side.
After pulling the lever to drop the sluice gate and stop the water you can make your way underneath the waterfall and take a boat to the Merchant’s cave hideout.
Finally after you exit you’ll have to fight the Giant boss, and after defeating him finally come back to the church. Along the way you’ll have gotten the emblem to unlock the door.
Some wolves will stand between you and the church now, but once you’re past them you can use the strange emblem to open the door.
Entering the church after unlocking it
Once you’re inside though, you may be wondering how to progress, and so that is where our guide begins.
This is how to solve the church puzzle in Resident Evil 4 VR.
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How To Solve The Resident Evil 4 VR Church Puzzle
When you enter the church there won’t be any enemies.
The place looks pretty cool though. You may notice the multicolored symbol above the altar and the three unlit spotlights on the ceiling above you.
What you’ll see when entering the church
You can walk up to the Altar and inspect it, and collect a few items hidden around.
If you take a right immediately after entering there is also a barrel that you can break at the end of a short hallway.
You might as well grab what you can. Your survival in Resident Evil 4 VR is heavily dependent on your items.
A free barrel on the right side of the church
Once you’re satisfied with the ground floor where you really need to go to solve the puzzle is up.
So go to the little hallway on the left of the main entrance, opposite the side with the barrel.
You’ll see a ladder leading up to the upper balcony, take it.
The ladder on the left side of the church
Once you’re on the upper floor you’ll notice a multicolored control panel on the other side.
You’ll also notice a door that you can’t get to because of the metal gates on either side of it.
To solve the church puzzle you will need to get to the other side of the balcony and use that control panel to open those gates so that you can go through the door.
Step up this chandelier and hit A to jump across
To get to the other side stand close to the ledge until the “Jump” icon appears.
You might think that pressing A to jump would make you jump down to the ground floor.
Nope, in this case it actually makes you jump on the chandelier in the center, and from there you can jump across to the other side.
Once you make it to the other side of the balcony go around and head to the multicolored control panel.
The control panel that you will complete the puzzle with
There are a couple of barrels next to it that you might as well break for items.
Whenever you are ready to start the puzzle hit the A button to Operate the console.
You’ll notice the three multicolored spotlights power up and display some weird patterns next to the big colorful symbol in the center.
The three spotlights need to match the symbol in the center when combined
To solve the puzzle you hit the button of the same color as one of the spotlights, which will make that spotlight rotate.
You will notice the pattern on the wall change.
Then when you are ready you hit the rectangular button below the three colored buttons on the console to combine the three spotlight and see what result you get.
The goal is to match the colors of the spotlights to the pattern in the center.
If all three colors are in the same spot when combined, then they will make the color white. So you want all three colors to cover the area that the white symbol in the center covers.
If there is only one color in part of the circle then only that color will appear, and if two colors are mixed then they will make whatever color they make combined.
For instance, an area covered only by blue and green make teal, like in the bottom right of the symbol.
Unless you’re really frustrated and just want to keep progressing in Resident Evil 4 VR then I’d recommend you solve the puzzle. It’s actually pretty fun once you understand it.
If you would like to just complete the puzzle and not figure it out yourself, then here is the solution. Just turn the three spotlights until they match this screenshot.
The solution to the Resident Evil 4 VR church puzzle
Once all of the circles look like that you hit the rectangular button again and you’ve completed the Resident Evil 4 VR church puzzle!
Now the gates will open and you can walk through the door to continue onwards and enjoy the next part of the game. Good luck!
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5 Helpful Swordsman VR Tips and Tricks
Part of what makes this game so great is how hard it is. Swordsman VR aims to be a true sword fighting simulator, which is what makes it one of the best VR sword fighting games out there.
Of course this difficulty means you might have trouble winning fights at first, or just keep wailing on your enemy and wonder why they never seem to fall down.
Well don’t worry because in this Swordsman VR guide we’ve got 5 helpful Swordsman VR tips and tricks that are sure to help you whether you’re playing on the Oculus Quest 2 or 3, or on PCVR.
Swordsman VR is a fantastic game from Sinn Studio that is only getting better as the developers keep updating it.
Part of what makes this game so great is how hard it is. Swordsman VR aims to be a true sword fighting simulator, which is what makes it one of the best VR sword fighting games out there.
Of course this difficulty means you might have trouble winning fights at first, or just keep wailing on your enemy and wonder why they never seem to fall down.
Well don’t worry because in this Swordsman VR guide we’ve got 5 helpful Swordsman VR tips and tricks that are sure to help you whether you’re playing on the Oculus Quest 2 or 3, or on PCVR.
So without further ado sharpen your blade and get ready to get better at Swordsman VR.
Go For Weak Spots
If there is one Swordsman VR tip that will benefit your more than any other, it’s to learn to go for weak spots on your opponents (assuming you have turned armor physics on when starting the game, which you really should for a more fun experience).
Seriously, you will hardly do any damage if you just bang your blade against an opponent’s heavily armored parts over and over.
The way to do maximum damage in Swordsman VR is to look for weak spots. Each of the various types of opponents in this VR game have different weak spots, but once you find them they are consistent. So once you find them you’ll know exactly where to strike
Stabbing an enemy in the weak spot in their armor by their armpit
Basically you want to look for areas where their body isn’t covered by armor. If you strike a part of your enemy and hear a fleshy sound, see your blade sink in, and see blood, then you’re hitting them in the right place.
The upper torso, stomach and arms will often be defended by thick armor. Though that is not always the case as you’ll see in the tip after this one.
There’s always some sort of opening leading to the face, but those are very hard to hit and can be quite small on some enemies. Though hitting an opponent’s head does incredibly high damage.
So if you think you can finesse a hit to the face then go for it (especially if you parried successfully and activated slow motion).
Some opponents won’t wear helmets. So if you see a completely unprotected head always go for it for a quick victory.
An opponent with no helmet. An easy victory
Some enemy types have more armor and others have less, but all of them will have weak spots on their legs. Going for the legs is a very tried and true strategy in Swordsman VR.
While you’ll learn what enemies have armor in what spots over time through trial and error, start with the legs.
Even the bosses all have some unarmored part on their legs.
2. Certain Enemy Types Are Easier Than Others
When starting a new game in Swordsman VR you might be tempted to start from the left of the opponent list and do them in order.
The arena selection screen. You don’t have to go from left to right
The typical thought is that the beginner stuff is at the beginning of the list, right? Well no, that’s not the case in Swordsman VR.
The first entry on the list of opponent types to fight against in Swordsman VR are Knights. Knights are all extremely well armored and so very difficult to take down for a beginner.
Instead let’s take a lesson from our previous tip and start with opponent types that actually wear less armor and so are way easier to take down.
This way even with your starter gear and lack of stats you can get some victories under your belt and accumulate some wealth and levels that will make taking on the more difficult opponents easier.
Vikings have no protection on their chests
I recommend that you start by fighting the Vikings or the Samurai.
Vikings are the least armored opponents in the game and you can even stab them right through the chest or side. Their only truly armored areas are their stomachs and heads.
Though the Vikings do do incredible damage to a low level player with no armor and can take you down in a hit or two if you’re not careful, so another alternative is starting by fighting the Samurai.
While the Samurai are more armored than their Viking counterparts their legs and most of their arms are basically free game, and some will even spawn without helmets for easy head chopping wins.
You can also just vary between the two if you get bored with one enemy type, but if you want to play optimally focus on getting a lot of victories so you’ll have gold and experience to spend to become more powerful.
Even helmeted samurais have unprotected faces
3. Upgrade Your Gear And Spend Your Money Wisely
There are three ways to become more powerful in Swordsman VR, by getting better weapons, better armor, and better stats.
Weapons and armor are bought with money, and stats are gained with experience. Both of which are earned from winning in the arena.
When you’re just starting out keep in mind that you can always pick up the weapons of fallen enemies, which can be much stronger than those you start with. You can view the stats of all weapons in the buy menu, and they apply to the weapons of your enemies as well.
Though you’ll probably notice in that buy menu that there are a few upgrades you can get for extremely cheap early on. The Viking Sword is extremely cheap and so is the Katana.
Both are big upgrades over your two starting options, the Cutlass and Half Sword.
The Katana is a great upgrade to your starting weapons
You also would benefit from buying the cheapest quiver of arrows even if you don’t plan on bringing in a bow. This still lets you pick up the bows of fallen enemies and use them.
Otherwise you won’t have any arrows on you, though enemies do drop a few if they came in with a bow, just like all other enemy equipment they will disappear when they’re on the ground for long enough.
Also keep in mind that you have a limited number of arrows, so if you were thinking of going straight for a bow and arrows to play keep away with your opponents, then think again because you can’t just plink them from a distance forever.
Though if you miss you can still pick up arrows off of the ground for a limited amount of time.
A more expensive upgrade is armor, but investing just a few thousand into armor can make you significantly stronger early on in the game.
My recommendation is to go for the Viking Armor and Helmet as soon as possible. It not only is a great upgrade in defense, but also makes you do a TON more damage.
The Viking Armor gives both defense and damage
Oh, and if you have a problem with getting hit and losing a lot then try going with a shield and weapon combo. A shield is a great way to not get hit and a very easy defensive measure.
You can even hit an enemy with your shield to throw them off balance. It’s more effective than kicking.
4. Upgrade Your Stats and Spend Experience Wisely
So we’ve already mentioned that you get experience alongside gold.
Well just like gold you have some options of how to spend it, and if you want to get powerful and start challenging bosses you’re going to want to think about how you spend it.
Even knights have unprotected legs
There are a lot of stats to choose from and a lot of different playstyles you can try with different combinations of stats.
You could maximize your chances for slow motion so that you can use slow motion to go for quick face stabs on your enemies.
You can maximize speed and run around using up your arrows and doing hit and run attacks.
The simplest long term plan is just to increase your damage and health by investing into Vitality and Strength. A lot of weapons also have a minimum Strength requirement to use.
Luckily you can always respec later when you’re rich and powerful, and so you can spend your experience like you want without having to worry about needing to start all over again to try a different combination.
The Greed stat gives you more gold
So to get rich and powerful as quickly as possible you can try to accelerate your growth by investing early into the Greed and Intelligence stats.
These will increase how much money and experience you get for winning. Since the early levels are very cheap it’s worth getting a few before your first respec so that you get better rewards when you need them the most.
Of course once Greed and Intelligence levels start becoming expensive you might want to spend your experience elsewhere so that you have the stats to keep up with your opponents and be stronger in a fight.
5. Be Patient
Your biggest advantage against your enemies in Swordsman VR, except maybe for the fact that you are a human and can outsmart the AI opponents, is that you regenerate health.
When you take damage you’ll notice your screen going dark and the edges and your vision greying.
Whenever you see this immediately back off from the fight and just focus on defense for a while.
Hiding behind a big shield is a very effective defensive tactic
Your enemies will generally be very slow to catch up and keep attacking (unless you’re up against a ranged enemy, so hopefully you’ve got a shield or something to hide behind, though you can always just constantly strafe around at a distance so they miss).
You’ll regenerate your health and your vision will return to normal. Your enemies, with the exception of one boss that can heal himself, do not.
This advice holds the best up against bosses. They have incredible amounts of health, and fighting them is a marathon.
Even with good weapons and high damage stats you’ll need to hit them a LOT for them to go down. Push your luck once when you’re wounded and you’ll have to start all over.
A bow is also a great way to attack from a safe distance
So if you get hit be patient and wait until you’re back to full strength to continue the attack.
Well those are all of our Swordsman VR tips and tricks. I hope you’ve gotten something useful out of this guide and wish you the best of luck in the arena. Enjoy!
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How To Play Pistol Whip Custom Songs And Pistol Whip Mods
While you used to have to do a ton of complicated and annoying steps to enjoy custom songs in this fantastic VR rhythm game, it’s now as easy as point and click!
Oh, and if you’ve always wanted to make mods for Pistol Whip yourself with great custom songs and maps, then check out the end of this article to find out about the fantastic modding tools that have also been released.
So you’re a Pistol Whip fan and want to learn how to play custom songs in Pistol Whip.
Well you’ve come to the right place to learn how to play Pistol Whip mods with custom songs! Luckily it’s way easier to play custom songs than it used to be thanks to a new update from the developers at Cloudhead Games.
While you used to have to do a ton of complicated and annoying steps to enjoy custom songs in this fantastic VR rhythm game, it’s now as easy as point and click!
Oh, and if you’ve always wanted to make mods for Pistol Whip yourself with great custom songs and maps, then check out the end of this article to find out about the fantastic modding tools that have also been released.
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How To Play Pistol Whip Custom Songs
So, as usual, start the game and hit start at the first screen.
If it’s been a while since you last played Pistol Whip you might be put into the tutorial immediately, but luckily you can skip that if you like, or play through it for a refresher on how to play the game.
Now for the fun part, playing Pistol Whip custom songs.
In the main menu look at the big center screen labelled “Start” where you’d normally start a song in Arcade, Campaign, or Contracts mode. You’ll see a new button in the bottom right, “Remixes.”
Entering the remixes menu from the Start menu in Pistol Whip
The Pistol Whip developers have made custom songs available in the game. You don’t have to change any of the game files or do anything like that. The remixes menu will be available when you start the game.
Once you go into the remixes menu you’ll be treated to a ton of options for custom songs made by the community to try.
There are all sorts of themes and music to choose from. Even songs you might have heard before and always thought would make for a great Pistol Whip map.
Well now Pistol Whip modders have been making custom maps for these songs and adding them to the game.
If you want some help finding a good song there are some filtering options below by your feet.
There are a lot of filtering options for Pistol Whip custom songs
To try one find one that you like and click on it and its detail page will appear with some cover art, the song used, and a description of the custom song.
Now you might go straight for the play button and wonder why it’s greyed out and not working. Well that’s because you need to subscribe to the song to play it.
So hit the subscribe button in the bottom left of the song’s description page.
You have to subscribe to a Pistol Whip remix to download and play it
You will, of course, need an internet connection to do this. The Pistol Whip mod will automatically download to your game.
Once it’s complete you can hit play and enjoy the Pistol Whip custom song!
Oh, and just like with Pistol Whip’s main catalog in Arcade mode, you can add all of the modifiers and use any of Pistol Whip’s many choices of equipment by selecting them in the window on your left.
You can select any modifier you want in Pistol Whip remixes
Of course always keep in mind that these custom songs are made by hobbyists and modders for fun.
So even if the song is great (and it might not be), the quality and difficulty of the level may vary.
For your level of skill at Pistol Whip some might be extremely hard or extremely easy, and some Pistol Whip custom songs have maps that aren’t very detailed.
Though you can always make Pistol Whip mods harder with modifiers if you want a really intense experience.
Some custom songs have more effort put into them than others
Of course there are also a ton of custom songs that are fantastic and you’ll come back to time and time again.
You can always view the custom songs that you are subscribed to by hitting the “Subscribed” button on the left side of the Remix menu.
It is so fantastic to see the great work that community members are doing, and there are some really fantastic new levels in Pistol Whip because of the support for custom songs.
The best part is they are super easy to download and play! That’s something a lot of VR Rhythm and Music games don’t have.
There are so many fantastic custom songs in Pistol Whip to try
Make Your Own Pistol Whip Custom Songs With Pistol Mix
If you want to mod Pistol Whip yourself and create a fantastic custom song that you’ve always wanted to make, well now you can with Pistol Mix.
The update to the game that included the Remixes menu also included a release of this fantastic mod tool from the developer. With it you can make Pistol Whip mods and Pistol Whip custom songs pretty easily.
Now it’s simple and fun to make your own custom songs with Pistol Mix and upload them to the Remixes menu to play yourself, share with others, or see who in the community decides to try it.
While we won’t go in depth on Pistol Mix here, there’s a fantastic starter guide if you’re interested to try it out and make your own custom songs in Pistol Whip.
Well that’s it for how to play and make custom songs in Pistol Whip. Feel free to come back later and comment about which Pistol Whip custom song is your favorite so that we can give it a try and enjoy it too. Have fun!
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How To Play Gorilla Tag On the Oculus Quest 3 and 2 - Beginner’s Gorilla Tag Tutorial
Here you’ll learn how to play Gorilla Tag for free on the Oculus Quest 2 or Oculus Quest 3 (or any other Meta Quest device).
So let’s get started. First we’ll tell you how to get the game and start it, and then we’ll get into the basic Gorilla Tag controls and how you move around in the game, and a beginner’s tutorial on how to play Gorilla Tag.
So you’ve heard a lot about Gorilla Tag and want to get in on the fun.
First of all, welcome to Gorilla Tag! You’ve probably heard about how great this game is, and I can say from all of the fun times I’ve had in this game that there isn’t anything quite like it in Virtual Reality or anywhere else.
The feeling of being a monkey bouncing and flying around in VR is so satisfying when you learn how to do it, and believe it or not part of the fun is learning how to move around well.
Even better, Gorilla Tag is free to play on Meta Quest devices and PCVR!
You’ve come to the right place. Here you’ll learn how to play Gorilla Tag for free on the Oculus Quest 2 or Oculus Quest 3 (or any other Meta Quest device).
You’ll also need a VR headset to play Gorilla Tag properly… but if you don’t have one we do have an article on how to play Gorilla Tag on PC without a VR headset for free.
So let’s get started. First we’ll tell you how to get the game and start it, and then we’ll get into the basic Gorilla Tag controls and how you move around in the game, and a beginner’s tutorial on how to play Gorilla Tag.
How To Install and Play Gorilla Tag On An Oculus Quest 2 or 3
If you’ve already got Gorilla Tag installed on your Quest then scroll down to the next section called “How To Play Gorilla Tag - The Beginner’s Gorilla Tag Tutorial.”
If you’re wondering how to get into the game in the first place then keep reading here first. We’ll start with how to get Gorilla Tag on the most common platform it is played on, the Oculus Quest 3 (or 2).
Installing Gorilla Tag on an Oculus Quest is really easy. First put the headset on.
When you’re in your home screen you can open the store by hitting the orange button at the bottom with the shopping bag on it (when you point your controller pointer at it a bubble will show up saying “Store”).
Oh, and your headset will need to be connected to a WiFi network for this to work, so if you aren’t already, get some WiFi on your Quest!
The Meta Quest Store
Then at the top of the store screen click on the search bar.
A little keyboard will show up below. Start typing “Gorilla Tag” into the search bar and hit the blue arrow to search for it.
Then click on the Gorilla Tag icon under “Apps.”
Searching for Gorilla Tag in the store
You’ll see a new bar pop up on the right side of the store window.
This shows you some more information about Gorilla Tag, and you could hit “View In Store” to see a video about the game and some screenshots.
You already know that you want to get Gorilla Tag though, so just hit the “Install” button in the bottom right.
Installing Gorilla Tag in the store
Alright so Gorilla Tag is installing. It shouldn’t take too long, but may take longer if your WiFi connection to your headset isn’t very good.
To see how long Gorilla Tag is taking to install, and how to run it, click the button in the bottom right that looks like a grid of 9 squares to go to your app library.
Once you’re there you can see all of the apps that you have installed.
You’ll probably see Gorilla Tag there, but you can also search for it in the search bar at the top just like you did in the Store.
Gorilla Tag installing in the App Library
Once the installation is complete you can run Gorilla Tag just by clicking on it!
Now that you know how to get Gorilla Tag let’s talk about some basic Gorilla Tag controls in our beginner’s guide, and how to complete the Gorilla Tag tutorial.
How To Play Gorilla Tag - The Beginner’s Gorilla Tag Tutorial
So you’re finally in the game! Congratulations on getting Gorilla Tag running, now for the fun part.
Let’s talk about the basic Gorilla Tag controls, how to move around, and how to complete the short tutorial. Oh, and while you do this make sure you’ve got enough space to play the game.
Hitting your hand or breaking a controller on a piece of furniture while you’re playing Gorilla Tag is no fun, so give yourself as much space as possible and make sure any objects, people, or pets are far away from you so you won’t accidentally hit them while you’re in VR.
Back to the Gorilla Tag tutorial. You’ll notice that there aren’t any popups or anything telling you what to do, and you’re in a sort of dark cave.
Your monkey hands in Gorilla Tag
You’ll also notice that your hands and body are a random color, don’t worry about that just yet you can change your color to be whatever you want it to be later.
For now get to grips with the controls. The first skill that you will want to master is the ability to move around with your hands.
The joysticks on your controllers won’t do anything, and that’s the secret behind what makes Gorilla Tag so much fun. You don’t use joysticks to slide in the direction you want to move. You use your hands.
At first imagine that your hands are legs. Imagine a gorilla using its huge arms to pull itself forward by planting them in the ground. Just like those gorillas, your gorilla arms in Gorilla Tag are longer than your body.
You can easily touch the ground with them while standing up, and once you feel your hand hit the ground swing your arm backwards so that your body moves fowards.
Take your time and get comfortable with it. Plant one hand on the ground and then the other in front of you while you swing. It’s just like walking but with your arms.
Even basic movement like walking forwards in Gorilla Tag is really different from anything else in real life or Virtual Reality. Don’t worry about getting bored though, your first challenge is right in front of you.
The first obstacle in Gorilla Tag. A bump
You’ll see arrows on the walls pointing down the cave. Follow them to proceed, and soon you’ll see a bump in the floor.
Your basic walking skills aren’t enough to deal with this wall, and unless you’re really tall you won’t be able to lift your hand high enough to reach over the top of it. Even if you could it would be hard to pull yourself up.
So it’s time to learn how to jump off of the ground.
Jumping is a lot like walking, except instead of just going forward you’re going forward and upwards.
This time use both of your arms and slap them both against the floor (the floor in the game, which should be around your waist, not your actual floor) really hard at the same time. You want your hands to hit the floor in the game just behind where your body is to launch yourself up and forward.
You might have already noticed while you were walking around, but if you hit a surface hard enough with one of your arms you will bounce off of it in the opposite direction. This basic knowledge lets you do a ton of cool things in this game, like jump off of the ground.
Jump as much as you like. You might have trouble getting yourself to jump up and forwards at the same time, but doing that is just getting the hang of where your hands end up hitting the floor in the game.
Keep trying, it will probably take you a few tries until you get over the bump.
When you do, congratulations! You’ve complete your first challenge as monke.
The exit to the Gorilla Tag tutorial cave
Time your for second challenge.
Keep following the arrows and you’ll see that the cave opens up.
Go out of the cave entrance and into the open air to discover the second and last obstacle in the Gorilla Tag tutorial.
The final test in the Gorilla Tag tutorial
You have to reach the top of that cliff, and you have two options. You can just go up the ramp if you’re in a hurry and just want to play the game already.
That’s easy enough and by this point you already have the skills to do that on your own, but if you want to challenge yourself and make sure you’re ready to explore Gorilla Tag’s fun maps, then you can try the hard way.
See those arrows in the center that point from one of those walls to the other? Well that’s the challenge. You need to make your way up the straight walls to reach the top of the cliff.
To do that you need to jump up to one wall, and then push yourself off of it to the other. When you’re still in the air you push yourself off of that wall, and back and forth until you reach the top.
This is pretty hard considering that you just learned to push yourself off of the ground to jump, and can take a while. It’s at least worth a try though.
The hard part is making sure you’re going fast enough off of one wall to reach the other. Start by placing yourself next to one of the walls while you’re facing the cliff, and use your jumping skills to push yourself off of the floor towards the opposite wall.
You can do it!
Once you’re in the air and going towards the other wall use your hand closest to that wall to slap it out and down, like you’re swatting a fly that’s on that wall. Just like with jumping you want to push yourself up and also away towards the other wall.
If you do it right you’ll find yourself next to the wall you started next to, except this time you’ll be up in the air. Try to do the same thing and quickly slap that wall so you launch yourself up and back to the other wall.
You’ll only have to do this right three to five times to reach the top. The hard part is slapping the wall just right so that you go up and away from the wall you’re slapping.
That’s a huge part of getting good and learning how to play Gorilla Tag, slapping the ground or walls in just the right way that it moves you just how you want to move.
It might take you a while (it definitely took me a LOT of tries the first time) but you can do it. Once you reach the top, congratulations! You’ve complete the Gorilla Tag tutorial.
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Have fun in Gorilla Tag and enjoy!

