Gorilla Tag's 20-player rooms reach OG and Rotating Maps, and mappers get a Dev Terminal

Another Axiom has taken Gorilla Tag's 20-player rooms beyond the Destinations hub and into its map lists. "OG Maps and Rotating Maps have both been updated to support 20-player rooms", the studio writes in an update posted to Steam on October 16 at 17:01 UTC, and the same post gives map makers a Dev Terminal they can open inside the game.

Another Axiom has extended 20-player rooms from the Destinations hub to the OG Maps and Rotating Maps lists. Image: Another Axiom

The hub came first. Another Axiom raised its rooms to 20 players on October 2, in the update that renamed the old VStump hub to Destinations, so the larger lobbies now reach the lists players pick maps from rather than the room they browse in. No version number is attached to either change.

The Dev Terminal wants a linked mod.io account

Another Axiom says the terminal appears for mappers who "Use Alarm Clock in the Destinations Tent" and who "Have a linked mod.io account with at least one map on that account". Both conditions have to hold, so the tool is aimed at mappers with a published map on mod.io rather than at anyone curious.

The Dev Terminal is opened with the Alarm Clock in the Destinations Tent, and needs a linked mod.io account. Image: Another Axiom

The useful half is Watch Map. "If you are in the map when you update it on modio, you will teleport to tent and the map will update", the studio writes, which means a creator who republishes a build is moved to the tent and dropped back into the new version of their own map.

Destinations itself is not finished. Another Axiom calls it "still being worked on" and says it is "continuing to improve it and squash those bugs".

Watch Map reloads a map around its maker when a new build goes up on mod.io. Image: Another Axiom

Monstrous Masquerade is built around monster cosmetic sets

The seasonal half of the update is Monstrous Masquerade, which the studio says focuses "on full sets of cosmetics inspired by classic monsters". No prices are attached to any of it in the post. The same update says something mysterious has returned to the Mines and that a couple of ghosts players may remember are back in Gorilla World, neither of them named.

Two in-game threads carry on alongside it. The studio told players to join it on October 17 at 11am PST to find out what the Telaxans are up to, and it says the campaign against the vines is working, crediting players with "making a BIG impact on removing them".

Gorilla Tag is free on Quest, where it passed a million daily players in 2024, and $19.99 in the US on Steam, where Valve's store data showed no discount when it was read on October 18. Another Axiom is also the studio behind Orion Drift, which went into Early Access in February 2025.

Monstrous Masquerade adds full cosmetic sets inspired by classic monsters, with no prices given. Image: Another Axiom

The Steam Frame build was left with a promised fix

One line in the update is filed under known issues: "A fix for the steam frame build will be releasing shortly after the update, aproxamatly 90m", with the spelling as the studio wrote it. That put the fix at around 18:30 UTC on October 16, and it is a promise rather than a shipped build: the October 16 update is still the newest post on the game's Steam news feed, and Another Axiom has said nothing further about it.

Gorilla Tag runs on Quest, on Steam as a VR-only title, and on Steam Frame, and the Steam build has been on sale since January 1, 2023. The map side of it now has a reload loop that does not involve taking the headset off.