Dinosaur Game

The conclusion of the Dinosaur Game occurs promptly upon the T-Rex encountering an obstacle in the form of a pterodactyl or cactus. In conjunction with the Game Over prompt, the Chrome Dino self-resets, resulting in a reset of all scores to zero.

Theoretically, the Dinosaur Game is relatively straightforward; to progress, one must leap over the cactus and avoid the flying reptilian birds. Moreover, the Chrome Dino’s commencement is straightforward and effortless to play.

However, as the game progresses, it becomes increasingly difficult to prevent the T-Rex from colliding with the obstacles for the following two reasons:

The game’s pace increases incrementally at first. The converging obstacles and the advancing T-Rex make it challenging to maintain a constant tempo. At this point, our recommendation regarding adequate hand-eye coordination and concentration will prove useful in maintaining the game’s momentum.

Furthermore, the cacti obstructions grow in bulk and length. Alongside the accelerated pace of the Dinosaur Game, the cactus that befalls the dinosaur grows in height and aggregates into larger masses.

In this regard, the optimal strategy is to leap the dinosaur higher; to do so, select the spacebar or the ↑ key for a prolonged duration. Additionally, causing the dinosaur to leap slightly early will prevent it from colliding with the obstacle.