Unreal Dinosaur. A classic will remain a classic

You've probably been offline in Chrome and played the dinosaur game. This is the improved version.

This game is arguably the most universally used (comment without scientific evidence). But if you use or have ever used Chrome, you probably know what game I'm talking about.

The famous dinosaur (T-Rex), often hated and rarely loved, appears when you run out of Internet, it is a simple but fun game. If you are lucky enough to have good Internet or use other browsers, I will explain it to you.

The game consists of a dinosaur, which has to dodge specific difficulties. The dinosaur can only crouch or jump. And there are two types of objects to avoid. There are the cacti, the things you have to jump, and the pterodactyl dinosaurs, which you have to crouch or jump.

The game starts once you press a key to make the dinosaur jump. That's when the game begins. This is a 2D game; the dinosaur stays on the far left while objects approach the dinosaur.

The goal is clear, try to get as far as possible, making the highest score possible. If you bump into something, the score and the game are reset.

As the game progresses and you increase your score, the speed at which objects approach you increases. This is the way to increase the difficulty progressively.

If you are one of the many who, having run out of Internet, have played the game because you have nothing better to do, you know the game perfectly well, and you even have some affection for it.

We have good news for you if you are one of these people who have spent good times wasting time with this game. There's a new game that takes the same concept to another level…

The Unreal Dinosaur. And it's so-called because its creator, who uses the alias Fat Dino (and has already created several games with many impacts), used Unreal Engine 4 to make the game.

And he also used the ue4 blueprints system so that he didn't have to program a single line of code (which is what most games are made with).

Next, I'll tell you about the distinguishing features of this version of the Google Chrome dinosaur game.

This game is already quite different because it is in a 3D environment. The dinosaur, the cacti, and the pterodactyls are 3D. This gives an entirely separate entity to the game. Bumping into 3D objects and the dinosaur itself being 3D gives it a different life.

Also, the game is set in a desert between mountains, which makes the game much more beautiful and gives it a theme that makes it unique. Throughout the game, the lighting changes, getting dark in the middle of the game. The sunsets and lighting changes are pretty well-created.

You may play to see the scenery or play and lose by visiting the environment.

I might also add that the cacti vary in size (as in the original version) and present different difficulties.

So the game's dynamics vary, as the cacti vary in size and proximity. It will not be the same if you have two small cacti very close to each other or if there is a big one but with time to jump.

As in the original, the speed at which objects approach each other increases progressively. So breaking your record attempt after attempt will be increasingly difficult.

It should be noted that the game is free, so that you can enjoy a good time for free. You don't need to make any payments or put your card in. You have to play it and tell me how it worked for you.