Gorilla Speedometer Mod for Gorilla Tag – Setup, Safety & Fixes

There isn’t much verifiable information about Gorilla Speedometer Mod: no public repository or changelog that we could confirm. Rather than pad this page with guesses, here’s what applies to it in practice as a BepInEx plugin for the Steam version.

How it loads

Drop the DLL into BepInEx/plugins, not the game root. BepInEx has to be there first: extract the x64 zip next to Gorilla Tag.exe and launch once so the folders get created. If the mod expects Utilla, install a current Utilla build. Older Utilla versions no longer load on the current game.

Where to use it

Stick to private codes and the Modded gamemodes. It’s not a competitive advantage tool, but any mod in public lobbies can draw reports.

When it doesn’t work

Worked last week, broken now. A Gorilla Tag update most likely changed something the mod hooks into. Unmaintained mods don’t get fixed; remove it and check for a newer build.

Antivirus deleted files. Windows Defender sometimes removes winhttp.dll (BepInEx’s loader). Restore it if you trust your BepInEx download. Treat a flagged mod DLL with more suspicion.

Game crashes on launch. Move everything out of plugins and add mods back one at a time. BepInEx 5.4.22 and older crash on the current game, so update to 5.4.23.x.

Only works in some rooms. Mods built on Utilla only switch on in modded gamemodes. That’s intended.

Platform support

BepInEx plugins only run on the PC (Steam) build of Gorilla Tag. A Quest can use them only while it’s streaming the PC game over Link, Air Link or Virtual Desktop. Standalone Quest can’t load them.

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