My daughter wanted a "Gorilla Tag" birthday. And my wife wanted me to print some party favors for the guest kids. Not my model, but they are churning out ok-ish.
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Gorilla tag is a VR game where you all play as legless gorillas and have to use your arms (and motion controllers) to propel yourself up and around the forest to tag the other players. It's a simple premise but it's super fun. Because it's free, it's chock full of annoying kids sadly.
Looks like this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cKm7cnDsoc
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