This era saw the introduction of the first real maps like "Sky Jungle" (which later inspired Clouds) and the "Gorilla Cave". Experimental modes like a prototyped "Capture the Flag" and a PvE mode with fireballs were tested but ultimately scrapped.

The very first build, released on January 28, 2020, featured a basic character named "Robot Kyle" and a small map with floating green platforms. At this stage, players didn't even have hands—just spheres that functioned as collision points.

Older versions of Forest and Caves lacked many modern features like the campfire, light posts, or the revamped "Mines" section.

If you are determined to experience the history, you cannot do it via the normal Oculus or Steam store. Here are the methods.

The Evolution of Simplicity: A Look at Gorilla Tag’s Early Days

Gorilla Tag officially launched on Steam and SideQuest in February 2021. This version featured a darker, more primitive Forest map with branch stubs instead of the current ramp on the central stump. Why Players Revisit Old Versions

But if you want to play with your friends and earn Shiny Rocks? Update to the latest version. The jungle has changed, but the chase is still the same.