onlinegamesbrowser.comHow to play
The run goes on until something hits you, and one hit is all it takes. Your score climbs with the distance, and the pace picks up the longer you last.
- Start with Play, the spacebar or a tap, and off it goes.
- Jump over each cactus. A quick tap gives a short hop, and holding the button gives a higher jump.
- Birds show up once you pass 250 points. Low fliers need a jump, the ones at head height need a duck, and high ones pass overhead if you just keep running.
- Every 700 points the sky switches between day and night.
- When you crash, start again and try to beat Best.
Controls
- Jump: tap, click, Space or the up arrow. Keep it held to go higher.
- Duck: the down arrow, or press and hold low on the board. Ducking mid-jump drops you straight back down.
- Pause: the button, or P.
- Click the board once before you play, so Space jumps instead of scrolling this page.
Tips
- Use short hops for small cacti. You land sooner and are ready for the next one.
- Read a bird's height first. If it's flying high, staying on the ground is the safe move.
- If obstacles arrive in a tight pair, cut the jump short with the down key so you land in time for the second.
- Press Full screen under the game for a bigger board, especially on a phone.
FAQ
Is the dino game free?
Yes. No sign-up, no download and no limit on runs.
Is it the same dinosaur you get when the internet is down?
No. This is its own runner, with its own art for the dinosaur, the cacti and the birds. The idea is familiar: keep running, hop, duck, survive.
Can I duck on a touch screen?
Yes. Press and hold near the bottom edge of the game to duck. Tapping higher up makes the dinosaur jump.
Can I play the dino game at school?
There's nothing to download or install, so it works in Chrome on a school Chromebook. The school's network still decides which sites load. If this one is blocked, ask a teacher or the IT team, and skip proxy or unblocker sites, which break school rules and often carry malware.
