A little game that comes with the Google Chrome browser, Chrome Dino (or T-Rex Game) is both easy to use and visually stunning. When players are unable to access the Internet, the game is there to keep them occupied.

In dinosaur game, a T-Rex serves as the protagonist, and the player's job is to guide the dinosaur, using crouching or jumping, to avoid hazards like cacti and birds in flight. The game's graphics are pixelated and black and white, but that's exactly what makes it appealing to players of all ages.

Chrome Dino's intriguing feature is that it never ends; the player just keeps running until he hits a wall, at which point the game terminates. The farther the dinosaur has run, the higher the player's score will be. As one of Google's beloved Easter eggs, Chrome Dino has gone from being a brief entertainment game to becoming an internet cultural icon.

Fascinating details regarding Chrome Dino, the dinosaur video game
Additionally, Google Chrome's hidden game, Chrome Dino, has a plethora of intriguing but mostly pointless data. Find out the hidden details about the Tyrannosaurus rex dinosaur down below.

Dinosaur Game's Origin
The Google Chrome team released their popular game Dino Game (sometimes called T-Rex Game) in September 2014. If a user ever experiences a loss of internet connection, this game is made to keep them entertained. The team was led by designer Sebastien Gabriel, who came up with a game that is both simple and incredibly beautiful. One of Google Chrome's most recognizable logos is Dino Game, whose original intent was to make users laugh whenever their browser crashed.