Chrome Dino - Google dinozor oyunu

How to make it work and play without downloading online

So how do you launch the game when there’s no internet online? Very simple! Open your Chrome browser and you’ll automatically see the Dino. Tap it on your screen or push the spacebar. You can also use the up arrow, and T-Rex will start to run.

In case your Internet works fine, there’s no need to turn it off to play. You can open the game in your browser with the help of this: chrome://dino/. Just copy the link and insert it in your address bar.

The T-Rex runner will be launched, even if your Internet is on. And you’re ready to beat the game record!

Running the T-Rex Google dinosaur game

Now that you can play it, prepare to bypass every obstacle your dinosaur encounters. In order to execute a jump, use the spacebar. Another option to go up is pressing the upwards arrow on your keyboard. Use it each time you see a cactus appearing in front of TRex.

For those enjoying the Dino game on their smartphones, the manner of play slightly differs. The jump-up is done by making a click on the screen. This way every cactus will be passed over by T-Rex successfully.

There is another type of obstacle in this Google browser game. It’s pterodactyls. They fly higher than our Dino, so a simple jump-up is of little help. How to play then? The down arrow button makes your dinsour duck, so you easily bypass the obstacle. And the game can continue. Now you know that up is not the only way to win this Chrome arcade. There’s more than just pushing the spacebar here. The interface appears more diverse than you might expect from a simple monochrome browser game.

If you don’t press an arrow or click on your screen on time, you lose. T-Rex crashes into whatever obstacle comes up in front of him and the game ends. Therefore, the main point of the Google runner is to maintain your focus. It can be difficult at high speed, which increases over time. However, the more you play the Dino game, the faster you get used to it. Just don’t wait until your Internet is gone and train little T-Rex every day!

Another interesting feature of this Google browser activity is changing the background color. As your dinosaur moves along the levels, it turns from black to white and back. That represents day and night coming which is rare for a monochrome game. This characteristic makes a great combination with the fact that your dinosaur gains speed.

If you use the product in the integrated browser by Google, there’s an unpleasant surprise. Failing to jump over a cactus or another obstacle isn’t the only way to lose.

As soon as the Internet connection is back, the T-Rex Dino game stops.

How do you stay motivated to keep leading the dinosaur to the world record? Observe your scores! Depending on the game version, you can see them in various places. The mobile browser lets you watch the points right in the process. So you’ll notice that each successful jump-up is an additional amount of scores. Meanwhile, the desktop Google Dino version shows the result only after you end the round.

For those thinking about completing the game, the source code creators already have an answer. Even if the restored Internet is no distraction, it’ll take you 17000000 years to finish. Just about that time in the past T-Rex dinosor species were inhabiting the Earth.

Besides, there’s another hindrance to setting a final record. As you remember, the speed in the game rises with time. Therefore, there will be a moment when it’s physically impossible to keep up. You won’t be able to jump over every cactus that fast. Whether you click, use an arrow, or the spacebar, the speed will grow unplayable. Even those who set some record in this Chrome game weren’t even close to completion. Neither specially taught neural networks were able to maintain that speed. That’s how fast the Google dinosaur can move.