What started as two friends messing around in VR turned into something way bigger than either of them expected. DB and Enzo first met online through their shared love of Gorilla Tag and quickly realized they both had a passion for creating—not just playing. After hours spent hopping between games, talking ideas, and pushing each other to learn Unity, they decided to try building their own world from the ground up.
The result is a fast-paced, multiplayer VR experience focused on pure movement. Using Gorilla Tag-style locomotion, the game strips away buttons and lets you run, jump, and climb using only your hands. It’s simple to learn, but hard to master—and that’s exactly how DB and Enzo like it.
They didn’t make this game to copy anyone. They made it because they love this kind of movement, they wanted a place where people could have fun and feel free, and because they believed they could actually pull it off together.
As of now, the game is still growing, and so are they. The plan? Keep updating, keep listening to players, and build a real community around what started as a late-night idea between two friends. For DB and Enzo, this is just the beginning.
