As an add-on for the Chrome web browser, Google developed Dinosaur Game, another name for it. Controlling a pixelated, horizontally-scrolling dinosaur, players must avoid obstacles to win more points in this game. The game was created in 2014 by members of the Chrome user experience development team for example.
The player assumes control of Lonely T-Rex in Dinosaur Game, a tyrannosaur that relentlessly moves from side to side over a monochrome desert stage. Cacti and pterosaurs are only two of the things the player will have to jump or crouch over on this adventure. The player may get an immediate "jump" by hitting space on the keyboard or touching the dinosaur on mobile, and a "crouch down" by pushing the key. With each passing level, the game's tempo will quicken considerably. Without warning, the game will end when Lonely T-Rex's character hits an obstacle.

Upon reaching about 700 points, the game's screen will change. To symbolize the change from day to night, the graphics will go from dark gray on white to light gray on black. Similarly, the visuals of the sky will change from day to night.[a] is As you play, the game's day/night cycle will start and end.Within the allotted 17 million years, the game's creators have set a maximum score that no player may surpass. In addition, it encompasses the whole duration of tyrannosaur existence before their demise 60 million years ago.
You will see an error notice when you try to run the Dinosaur Game if you utilize the network administrator tool to deactivate it. The screen will show a meteorite hurtling towards Lonely T-Rex.