Dino the Beast - Dinosaur adventure & survival

★ Overcome challenges, sprint, confront foes, defeat, emerge victorious, and accumulate points! Delve into the realm of ancient monsters! ★

Dino The Beast is an exciting free running game that lets you embody a dinosaur from the Jurassic era. Haunted by childhood trauma, Dino seeks retribution against the fearsome tyrannosaurus that took his mother’s life. You'll be assisting him in this quest.

The game traces five stages of Dino’s life journey. Initially, he is a vulnerable young dinosaur, compelled to evade the T-Rex in a vibrant jungle. As he advances through each stage, Dino acquires new abilities and strengths that enable him to confront his enemies. Ultimately, when he matures, he will be capable of challenging and conquering the beast.

Before reaching that point, Dino must face various other dinosaurs and formidable bosses along his path (engaging in battles) and navigate tricky obstacles (like bones, thorns, rocks, lava, geysers, etc.).

To claim victory, you need to complete every level, gather food, and enhance Dino’s skills. Challenge your friends to join the fun and compare your scores. Strive to excel and conquer all 45 levels! Capture your prey!

Make sure to explore Dino’s Cave. Here, you can observe Dino's growth, check out his collection of accolades, and discover his special powers: Slow Motion, Double Jump, and Tough Skin.

The game features a variety of prehistoric reptiles, including herbivores and carnivorous dinosaurs like diplodocus, triceratops, pterodactyl, tyrannosaurus, velociraptor, stegosaurus, apatosaurus, spinosaurus, parasaurolophus, among others!

Attack them all – demonstrate who reigns supreme in the prehistoric world!

Experience the myths of the dinosaur age with the Dino the Beast game and become a fearsome hunter! This arcade and adventure game boasts HD graphics, ensuring it’s enjoyable and accessible for both children (girls and boys) and adults alike.

Utilize your skills to evolve into the ultimate T-Rex!

Overcome predators, hunt prey, establish dominance, run, triumph in battles, and win the war! Be the ultimate predator!

Chase after smaller dinosaurs, combat other hunters!

Run to stay alive, strike to achieve victory!

* Features include multiplayer mode, endless runner option, missions, and a special code feature.

[When the tears of the Tyrannosaurus Rex flowed back into a river, my claw machine became a Jurassic emotional bomb! ]

At 3:30 in the morning, I curled up in my bed and screamed at the hot screen: "Run! Why don't you use a double jump!" - At this moment, my left thumb had worn the tempered glass film to produce a quantum tunneling effect, and the remaining cola stains on the virtual joystick witnessed the 27th defeat of the pterosaur army in the crater. This game called "Dino The Beast" is basically a prehistoric PTSD inducer in the guise of parkour!

I suffered from "electronic maternal deprivation" within three minutes of the start. Watching the young Triceratops being chased by the Tyrannosaurus Rex and running around in the palm leaves, the gyroscope of the mobile phone could actually sense the frequency of my hand shaking - every time the bloody mouth of the T-Rex approached, the camera would automatically turn on, projecting the ugly appearance of my dilated pupils onto the back of the dinosaur running for its life. The most heartbreaking thing is the failure animation: the amber tears sliding down the corners of the little dinosaur's eyes reflect the developer's devilish smile in slow motion.

But what really made me smash the instant noodle bowl was the "Schrödinger-like growth" of the evolution system. Do you think you can run rampant in the swamp after unlocking the double jump? Too naive! When I jumped over the lava pool in the 14th level, the Quetzalcoatl suddenly appeared in the air and used the beak physics engine to teach me how to be a dragon again - it turns out that each new skill corresponds to a more hellish trap design. That slow motion skill is not a cheat code at all, but a cognitive trap set by the planner: the whole world turns into bullet time the moment it is turned on, and you will see clearly at 0.5 times the speed how you are blasted by fifteen stingers at the same time.

The multiplayer mode is simply a prehistoric version of "The Hunger Games". Last week, I played online with my best friend, and the velociraptor he controlled forced me to the edge of the map to dance a courtship dance, but the system judged it as "mental humiliation" and deducted extra points. Now we have developed a new tactic: use the Vegetarian Dragon's ramming skill to push the opponent into the thorn array you set up, and call it "Jurassic honey trap".

Don't be fooled by the "child-friendly" label! When my six-year-old nephew used the heavy armor skill of the Ankylosaur to crush the Tyrannosaurus Rex, the whole living room echoed with his devilish laughter: "It turns out that being a bad guy is so cool!" Now he uses the dinosaur's cry instead of the alarm clock every day. I reasonably suspect that this game is equipped with some kind of atavistic virus program.

The cave achievement system is as cruel and romantic as "Dark Soul". One night, after I collected all the battle medals, a holographic image of the mother dragon suddenly appeared on the rock wall - her body that was torn apart in the opening CG was now reconstructed with particle special effects to create thousands of possible endings. When I trembled and clicked the "Revenge" option, lightning flashed across the floor-to-ceiling window outside the screen. At that moment, I was sure that I heard the graphics card roaring: This is not a game, it is a digital mass extinction experience cabin!

It is recommended that developers build in heart rate monitoring function in the next update and contact orthopedic hospitals in advance. Now every time I clear a level, my thumb will have phantom pain, as if I really grew dinosaur scales. If you also want to experience the pleasure of being dominated by ancient genes, please prepare three power banks, five explosion-proof films, and a roommate who is willing to listen to your explanation of "why I roared like a Tyrannosaurus Rex at four in the morning".

Warning: This game may cause the following symptoms-

• Subconsciously posing as a hunting posture when seeing roast chicken in the supermarket

• Thinking that double jump is a missing link in human evolution

• Having the urge to bite any barcode

• Firmly believing that your pet cat is the reincarnation of an Oviraptor

But what does it matter? After all, what can make us cry and roar for pixel dinosaurs is the real ninth art!