How To Use Monke Mod Manager?

Modding has become a big part of the Gorilla Tag PC VR experience. Many players enjoy adding new features, tools, and fun changes to the game, especially in private or modded lobbies.

However, managing mods manually can be confusing, risky, and time-consuming, particularly for beginners. This is why Monke Mod Manager is so popular in the Gorilla Tag community.

Monke Mod Manager is a simple tool that helps players handle mods in an organized and safer way.

Instead of dealing with complex folders and files, players can use one interface to manage everything.

In this guide, we will explain how to use Monke Mod Manager step by step, from opening the tool to running mods correctly in Gorilla Tag.

Understanding How Monke Mod Manager Works

Before using Monke Mod Manager, it helps to understand what it actually does. The manager acts as a bridge between Gorilla Tag and the mods you want to use.

It installs required mod frameworks, places files in the correct folders, and helps keep mods organized.

Rather than replacing game files, it works alongside Gorilla Tag. This makes it easier to add or remove mods without damaging the game itself.

Once set up correctly, most mod management tasks can be done with just a few clicks.

Before moving on, you might also like to know how to install Monke Mod Manager.

Step 1: Download and Open Monke Mod Manager

Start by downloading the latest version of Monke Mod Manager from its official and trusted source, such as the GitHub release page or the official community Discord. This ensures you are using a clean and updated version.

Once downloaded, locate the .exe file and double-click it to open the tool. Since it is a community-made program, Windows may display a security or antivirus warning.

This is common for portable tools and is usually safe to allow if the file was downloaded from a trusted source.

Step 2: Let the Manager Find Gorilla Tag

After opening Monke Mod Manager, the tool will try to automatically locate your Gorilla Tag installation on your PC. In most cases, this works without any action needed, especially if the game is installed through Steam.

If the game is not detected, the manager will ask you to manually select the Gorilla Tag folder. Browse to the folder where the game is installed and confirm the selection.

Once the correct folder is chosen, the manager will be ready to work with your game files.

Step 3: Install Core Libraries and Frameworks

Before using mods, some essential components must be installed. These libraries allow mods to load and function properly inside Gorilla Tag.

Inside Monke Mod Manager, you will see a list of core components. Select the recommended ones, such as the main mod loader and mod-support libraries. These are required by most Gorilla Tag mods and are safe to install.

Click the Install or Update option and wait while the manager downloads and sets everything up. During this process, the application may briefly close and reopen. This behavior is normal.

Step 4: Using Mods Installed Through the Manager

Once the core setup is complete, you can use Monke Mod Manager to handle supported mods directly. Browse through the available list, read the short descriptions, and select the mods you want.

The manager will automatically place the mod files in the correct locations. You do not need to move files or edit folders manually. Mods installed this way are easy to enable, disable, or update later.

This method is ideal for beginners, as it reduces the chance of errors or broken installs.

Step 5: Adding Mods Manually (Optional)

Some Gorilla Tag mods are not listed inside Monke Mod Manager and must be added manually. To do this, open the Gorilla Tag installation folder on your PC.

Inside the folder, locate the BepInEx directory, then open the plugins folder. Any custom mod files you download (usually .dll files) should be placed directly into this plugins folder.

After adding these files, Monke Mod Manager does not need to be reopened. The mods will load automatically the next time you start the game.

Step 6: Launch Gorilla Tag Correctly

After installing mods, start Gorilla Tag normally through Steam or the Oculus PC app. The first launch helps the game recognize new mod files.

If this is your first time using mods, it is recommended to launch the game once, close it, and then launch it again. This ensures all components load properly.

Mods should only be used in private or modded lobbies. Using mods in public lobbies can lead to kicks or bans, so always follow the game's rules.

Step 7: Managing and Updating Mods

Over time, Gorilla Tag updates can cause mods to stop working temporarily. When this happens, open Monke Mod Manager and check for updates. Updating core libraries and mods often fixes compatibility issues.

If a mod causes crashes or problems, you can disable it or remove its file from the plugins folder. This flexibility allows you to test Monke Mod Manager safely without reinstalling the game.

Common Tips For Smooth Usage

Always keep Monke Mod Manager updated by downloading the latest version when available. Avoid downloading mods from untrusted sources, and never use mods in public lobbies. If something goes wrong, removing or disabling mods usually resolves the issue quickly.

Conclusion

Monke Mod Manager makes Gorilla Tag modding far easier, safer, and more organized than manual methods.

By handling core libraries, managing mod files, and simplifying updates, it allows players to focus on enjoying modded gameplay instead of troubleshooting technical issues.

When used responsibly and in the correct lobbies, Monke Mod Manager is an excellent tool for exploring the creative side of Gorilla Tag without unnecessary risk.