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How to Play Chrome’s Secret Dino Game

Judy SanhzDecember 26, 2022 Comments (0)

It may not have the best graphics out there, but you have to admit that Chrome’s hidden Dino game can get a little addictive. There’s not much to the game, but you can’t help try just one more time to beat your score.

All you have to do is jump/dodge pterodactyls and cactuses here and there, but you can’t stop playing. There are a few tips to keep in mind when playing, but other than that, the game is straightforward.

Access Chrome’s Hidden Dino No Internet Game

To play Chrome’s free Dino game type chrome://dino in the address bar and press the Enter key. You should now see a No Internet error message with the dino. Not to worry, this is supposed to happen.

When you see the No Internet message, press the spacebar. The dino will start running as soon as you press the spacebar. At first, the obstacles won’t be as consistent and the game will have a slow pace, but as you advance in the game, they will come at you one right after the other. As you jump over obstacles, the speed of the game will also increase.

Get ready to jump over one, two, or three cactuses at a time. At first, the flying pterodactyls can be avoided by just running and not jumping. But, as you advance in the game, they will start to fly lower, and you will need to calculate when you should jump or duck. If you touch any of the obstacles, it’s game over.

You can jump by pressing the spacebar or the up arrow. To duck, remember to press the down arrow. The Dino game will also switch between light and dark themes as you play. You can also play the hidden Dino game on your mobile device.

When you see the No Internet message, tap on the dino to start playing. To jump, you only need to tap on your display.

Remember that there is no need to turn off your Internet connection to play the game.

Conclusion

Chrome’s dino No Internet game is proof that a game doesn’t have to have the best graphics to be popular. Sometimes simplicity beats all those complicated button combinations you might elsewhere. Ready to Play?

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Author Judy Sanhz

I am a tech geek who loves technology. I have been writing about tech for over a decade, covering various devices and programs. I write about Android, Apple, and Windows devices and programs. I stay updated on the latest gadgets, upgrades, features, and news. I aim to make complicated tech information easy for everyone to read. I've been with TechniPages from the beginning to help others fix their tech issues with the easy-to-follow guides.

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Last Updated on December 26, 2022 by Mitch Bartlett