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The Dinosaur Game (also known as Chrome Dino) is a browser-based video game developed by Google and built into the Google Chrome web browser. The game features a pixelated Tyrannosaurus rex (T-Rex) and is activated when the user encounters an internet connection error, displaying the message "No internet." It was created by members of the Chrome UX team in 2014 as an Easter egg, providing a fun and simple distraction when users experience connectivity issues.
In the game, players control the T-Rex dinosaur, which automatically moves forward in a side-scrolling environment. The primary objective is to avoid obstacles, such as cacti and flying birds, by jumping or ducking. The game features progressively increasing difficulty, with obstacles becoming more frequent and faster as the player achieves higher scores. Players aim to survive as long as possible without colliding with the obstacles to achieve the highest score.
The Dinosaur Game is known for its simple, retro-style graphics and addictive gameplay. It is designed to be played directly within the Google Chrome browser, and it does not require an active internet connection, making it a fun, offline experience for users who encounter the "No internet" error page.
In addition to the default version of the game, it has received updates over the years, including seasonal themes and new obstacles. The game's ability to provide entertainment during an internet outage contributed to its popularity, with many players returning to it even after resolving their connectivity issues.
Though originally designed as a quirky and functional Easter egg, the Dinosaur Game has since become a widely recognized part of Google Chrome's culture and is beloved by many for its nostalgic, minimalist design and engaging, casual gameplay.