Gorilla Tag is a free-to-play virtual reality multiplayer game in which players move around as gorillas and chase each other in tag-based matches. The round-end sound is the short cue heard when a round wraps up, and it has become familiar to viewers through gameplay videos, streams and short clips shared by players. Because so many people recognise it from watching others play, creators reuse it as a shorthand for a match ending, a loss or a round reset, even in videos that are not about Gorilla Tag itself.
About this sound
The short round-end jingle from Gorilla Tag that plays when a match finishes, used by creators for game-over moments and funny fail edits in videos.
The Gorilla Tag round end sound is a brief, upbeat chime that signals the end of a round in the virtual reality game. It has a light, game-show feel, with a quick rising tone that resolves cleanly in just a couple of seconds, making it instantly recognisable to players. Heard on its own, it feels cheerful and final, like a small celebration rather than a dramatic ending. That is why it works so well outside the game too, giving a clip a clear stopping point and a sense of playful closure without needing any explanation.
