You may not have known that Google Chrome has a hidden Dinosaur Game that can be played when you lose your internet connection. This simple but addictive Dinosaur Game was released in , created by Sebastian Gabriel. It was originally built as an Easter Egg, hidden as a built-in browser game in Google Chrome's No Internet connection error page. The T-Rex runs and must avoid obstacles as the game speeds up and players progress further.
The objective of the No Internet Dinosaur Game is to avoid all obstacles by jumping and ducking and survive for as long as possible. The game starts off the same way, but if you run into an in-game torch, then you become an Olympic athlete.
The Dinosaur Game Olympics can no longer be played on Google's No Internet connection error page, but you can play all 5 versions of the game online here! In , Google finally elaborated on the No Internet Game origins in an interview with its developer, Sebastien Gabriel.
According to Sebastien, his Dino Game is a nod to the prehistoric ages, millions of years before the technological boom. What if it roared to signal to people that it was alive? Google first released the Dinosaur Game in September , but it was not fully completed and playable on all platforms until December of that year.
Chrome users do not need to turn airplane mode on or disconnect their internet connection to enjoy playing the No Internet Game. The developers claim that the Dinosaur Game can last for almost an eternity. Or 17 million years to be exact, roughly how long the T-Rex was alive on Earth. There's is no end to the game.
When you get to the maximum possible score of ,, the game score resets, but the dinosaur keeps running. According to Sebastien Gabriel, the prehistoric theme was intentional. It's a play on going back to the 'prehistoric age' when you had no Wi-Fi. T-Rex Jump. It is a primitive endless runner game in the Chrome browser. The main character is a cute T-Rex dinosaur trotting somewhere in an ancient desert. Surely, the dinosaur game has its purpose: to avoid cacti and pterodactyls.
The game can be launched in the Chrome browser on both desktop and mobile. The control is the simplest: when you see that black dinosaur in your browser signifying that there is no Internet connection, just hit the spacebar to launch the game. With the next open card try to find with the same Dinosaur and Dragon as previous one.
If the fruis on the both cards will be the same they will stay opened and you can continue with the next pairs. Otherwise both cards will flip back over and you will get another try to match fruits. This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Change Ads. The developer, Phoobal Boonpunya , has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. The developer will be required to provide privacy details when they submit their next app update.
With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app. App Store Preview. Screenshots iPad iPhone. Jun 10, Version 1.
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