No Internet Game

The No Internet Game, also known as the Chrome Dino Game or T-Rex Runner, is a built-in browser game in Google Chrome. Introduced in 2014 by Google's Chrome UX team, it was designed to entertain users when they experience connectivity issues.

🦖 Overview

When you attempt to access a webpage without an internet connection in Chrome, an error page appears featuring a pixelated T-Rex. Pressing the spacebar (or tapping the dinosaur on mobile devices) starts the game. The objective is to guide the T-Rex through a desert landscape, avoiding obstacles like cacti and pterodactyls by jumping and ducking. As the game progresses, it speeds up, increasing the challenge.

• Controls: Use the spacebar or the up arrow key to make the T-Rex jump over obstacles. On mobile devices, tap the screen to jump.
• Obstacles: As the game progresses, the T-Rex encounters cacti and, after reaching a certain score, pterodactyls that fly at varying heights.
• Day-Night Cycle: Upon reaching 700 points, the game switches between day (white background) and night (black background) modes, adding visual variety.
• Increasing Difficulty: The game's speed increases over time, making it more challenging as you continue.

How to Make High Score In No Internet Game

Achieving a high score in Chrome's Dinosaur Game requires a combination of practice, focus, and understanding the game's mechanics

• Jumping: Press the spacebar or the up arrow key to make the dinosaur jump over obstacles like cacti.
• Ducking: Use the down arrow key to duck under flying pterodactyls that appear as your score increases.
• Anticipate Obstacles: As the game progresses, obstacles appear more frequently and at varying heights. Developing a rhythm and anticipating the timing of jumps and ducks is crucial.
• Maintain Focus: The game speeds up over time, increasing the difficulty. Staying focused and avoiding distractions will help you react swiftly to obstacles.
• Practice Regularly: Like any skill, regular practice can lead to improvement. The more you play, the better you'll become at judging distances and timing your actions.
• Understand the Scoring System: The game's score increases as you survive longer. Notably, the game enters a black background mode after every multiple of 700 points for the next 100 points, simulating a night mode.
• Be Aware of the Maximum Score: The maximum score achievable in the game is 999,999. Upon reaching this score, the counter resets to 0.

Fun Facts

• Development Codename: The game was internally referred to as "Project Bolan," a nod to Marc Bolan, the lead singer of the band T. Rex.
• Longevity: The game is designed to run for approximately 17 million years, symbolizing the duration T-Rex dinosaurs existed on Earth.
• Popularity: As of 2018, the game was played approximately 270 million times per month.

Avoid Hacks for Genuine Improvement: While there are methods to manipulate the game's code to achieve higher scores effortlessly, such as overriding the gameOver function or adjusting the dinosaur's speed