The speed of the dino game will gradually increase, and cacti will be more difficult to jump over. When you score 400 points, flying dinosaurs - pterodactyls - will appear in the game.

The T-Rex game was first introduced in September 2014, but it did not work on earlier Android OS versions so that Google developers fully completed their brainchild only by December that year. As mentioned above, the Chrome Dino Game is a free, endless runner game, where a T-Rex needs to avoid countless obstacles it encounters on its path, such as cactuses and pterodactyls. The dinosaur starts running automatically, as soon as the player pushes the space key or taps the dinosaur on a touchscreen, if the game is launched on a cell phone.The ranger game, stylized with a nighttime theme, has a number of advantages just like its classic version: This year’s ferociously festive jumper design features some of the museum’s most beloved dino skeletons. Namely, Stegosaurus, Tyrannosaurus Rex, and Patagotitan Mayorum Mo – one of the largest known creatures to have ever walked our planet and the star of NHM’s current exhibition, ‘Titanosaur: Life as the Biggest Dinosaur’ (which Time Out also gave five stars to). Easy controls. It does not take much time to start playing right now. Just press the space bar to start the game, and you can control your character with just one button. Here are some more pictures of the big fella. Photograph: Natural History Museum Photograph: Natural History Museum

In night mode, the dinosaur runs through the desert at night. The sun has long gone into the sunset, and the moon is not visible in the sky. Only occasional clouds float by. The dinosaur itself is blue, but the cacti and all other obstacles are green. The main character is graphically made in a simple pixel design, recognizable to any internet user.Just like in the daytime version of the game, your main task is to run the dinosaur as far as possible. Pay attention to obstacles on your way - all of them must be overcome as accurately as possible without hitting anything. If you cannot overcome a long distance the first time, do not be upset, you have an infinite number of attempts. Start over, try and run! Your best result will be displayed in your personal account in the corresponding theme of the game. Night Dinosaur Game without Internet The Natural History Museum’s (NHM) iconic Tyrannosaurus rex has had afestive glow-up, as the famous giant animatronic T-rex can now be seen sporting a fetching Christmas jumper.Didn’t you know? In prehistoric times dinosaurs wouldn't be seen dead without their fair isle knits during December.

Sebastien Gabriel, one of the designers of the game, says that the T-rex was chosen as a funny reference to "prehistoric times", when highspeed internet wasn’t so widely spread. Find out more about visiting the NHM and seeing Santa Claws on Time Out’s guide to the museum here.

Tis the season for wearing Christmas jumpers to every single social occasion. And apparently, dinosaurs are taking part in that trend now too. With increasing speed in the game the encountered obstacles begin to occur more and more often, and their complexity increases as well. For example, at the beginning the dinosaur runs, jumping over cacti of different size only, soon pterodactyls meet on his way (if you play the desktop version of the game). The classic game has two variations - color and night versions. As noted above, the night theme is convenient to play at night, when the lighting is not as bright as during the day and overly bright phone screen can cause discomfort. There are also many users who simply love dark themes and use such themes in all applications. There are cheat codes for the standard version of the game that can improve your score. For example, you can set a stable low speed or disable the function that makes you lose when you crash into an obstacle. Obviously, we’re joking, but you can see the famous dino at the NHM nowin a fabulously festive Christmas display. As well as the wooly jumper, it’s donning a Santa hat and has been placed inside a set depicting a snowy London.