Dino Egg Defense | Dinosaur Tower Defense
What kind of game is it?
A tower defense game where you place dinosaurs by the path to chase away the egg thieves who are after the eggs in the nest. There are 5 eggs in the nest. If a thief reaches the nest, it runs off with one egg.
The dinosaurs never defeat the thieves. They just give them a little "bonk" and send them back to the forest. There is no blood and nothing scary, so even young kids can play without worry.
How to play
- Pick a dinosaur from the row at the bottom of the screen.
- Choose a spot on the glowing grass and press Place.
- Press Next wave and the egg thieves come (they also come on their own after a short wait).
- You get coins for every thief you chase away. Use coins to add more dinosaurs or level up the ones you placed.
- Keep the eggs safe until the last wave to clear the stage. You get stars for the eggs that are left (all eggs safe = 3 stars).
There are 10 stages, and clearing one opens the next. If waiting feels slow, use fast-forward (up to ×16). When you clear a stage, you get a fun fact about the egg thieves, like how Oviraptor was really taking care of its own eggs.
Who it's for
- Kids who love dinosaurs and want to learn what makes each one different
- Kids who like to think about where to place things and try new ideas
- Parents and kids looking for a gentle, non-scary tower defense game to play together
Ages: 3 and up (young kids may want a grown-up to help choose spots and spend coins)
Free. No sign-up, no download. Play in your browser on phone or computer. The sound is off when you start; tap the 🔇 button to turn it on.
Dinosaurs in the game
There are 4 kinds of dinosaurs that protect the eggs: Triceratops, Pteranodon, Ankylosaurus, Tyrannosaurus. Each one is good at something different: slowing thieves down, reaching far away, or knocking them back down the path.
There are 3 kinds of egg thieves: Oviraptor, Citipati, Gigantoraptor. They start to mix together as the stages go on. Each dinosaur has its own page in our Dinosaur Encyclopedia (in Japanese).
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