King's Mod Menu for Gorilla Tag – Install, Safety & Fixes

Searches for King’s Mod Menu turn up showcase videos and reposts, not a maintained official page. Because the feature list changes from build to build and none of it is documented in a place we can check, this guide sticks to verifiable ground: the PC loader setup, platform limits, the real ban risk, and fixes for the usual problems.

A “V9” in a menu name usually means a long run of re-releases. Without an official changelog, you can’t tell which build you have or whether it matches the current game.

Installing a PC plugin like this

Setup is the standard PC routine. Install BepInEx 5.4.23.x (x64) and launch once, add Utilla if the mod needs it, then place the DLL in the plugins folder. Monke Mod Manager can install BepInEx and Utilla for you, but it won’t list most unofficial mods.

Malware warning

Mod menus are a common way to spread malware in this scene. The Gorilla Tag wiki specifically warns that some “menus” are remote-access trojans. Scan any download, never run an .exe that claims to be a menu, and be suspicious of anything asking for your Discord or Steam login.

Common problems

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.

Nothing happens in-game. Check BepInEx/LogOutput.log. If the plugin isn’t mentioned, it isn’t loading: wrong folder, missing dependency, or a build made for an older game version.

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.

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.

The honest ban risk

Yes, it can. Another Axiom’s terms prohibit cheating, and features that affect other players are exactly what reports and the anti-cheat flag. Steam forum threads are full of people banned while running an “anti-report” option. Joining a Modded gamemode separates you from regular players, but the wiki notes reporting and anti-cheat work the same there.

If you try it at all, do it on a spare account, in a private room code, with nobody else in it.

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