T-Rex Dinosaur Game

T-Rex Dinosaur Game is an endless runner game that was initially integrated into Google Chrome. The game was added to Google Chrome in 2014 as an Easter egg to keep users entertained when the internet was unavailable. Every month, about 270 million people play the game called T-rex Dinosaur, which features a T-Rex. Now you can play the dinosaur game on T-Rex Dinosaur Game in full screen mode while online.

T-rex Dinosaur Game is also known as Dinosaur Game, T-Rex Game, Dino Dun, Chrome Dino, No Internet Game, or Google Dinosaur. The online game is available for free on PC, mobile phones, and tablets.

How to play T-Rex Dinosaur Game?

The gameplay is straightforward and intuitive:

• Jump: Press the spacebar or the up arrow key to jump over cacti.
• Duck: Press the down arrow key to duck under flying pterodactyls.
• Survive: The game's speed increases as you progress, requiring quick reflexes and precise timing.

What happens when you reach level 99999 in T-rex Dinosaur Game?

Then you have achieved the highest possible score. When you achieve this score, it resets to zero.

Who created the T-rex Dinosaur Game?

In 2014, Chrome UX team members Edward Jung, Sebastian Gabriel, and Alan Bates designed the game.