Dino Trek | Dinosaur Idle Adventure

What kind of game is it?

An idle RPG where a team of three dinosaur explorers treks on its own through 3 eras: the Triassic, the Jurassic, and the Cretaceous. On the way, they pick up the nuts, fossils, and eggs lying along the path.

There is no fighting. The only things in the way are big rocks, rivers, and cliffs. The team pushes rocks aside with power, crosses rivers with a dinosaur that can swim, and gets pulled up cliffs by a flying pterosaur. Nothing is scary, so even young kids can play without worry.

How to play

1. Watch your team walk. They pick up nuts, fossils, and eggs all by themselves.
2. Use the nuts to level up your dinosaurs. Their power goes up, and they can push bigger rocks out of the way.
3. Open Eggs and tap an egg to hatch it. A new dinosaur friend joins you.
4. Open Friends and swap the three team members to get past each rock, river, or cliff.
5. Make it through all 3 eras and fill your Dino Book.

Even when the game is closed, your team keeps walking for up to 2 hours and collects nuts for you (it stops and waits in front of anything blocking the path). Collect fossils to make a fossil discovery, and you can read real fossil facts about your dinosaur friends, like where they were found and when they were named, in the Dino Book.

Who it's for

• Kids who love dinosaurs and want to collect lots of different kinds
• Kids who want a relaxed game with no tricky controls
• Parents and kids who want to play a little at a time, together

Ages: 3 and up (young kids may want a grown-up to help swap the team and level up)

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

The Dino Book has 157 kinds of dinosaurs and pterosaurs from the Triassic to the Cretaceous (6 of them are pterosaurs). Eggs hatch into dinosaurs from the era you are in or an earlier one.

Your first team is Plateosaurus, Coelophysis, Eudimorphodon. The ones that can swim across rivers are Spinosaurus, Baryonyx, Suchomimus, Irritator. You can read fossil facts for 157 kinds. Each dinosaur has its own page in our Dinosaur Encyclopedia (in Japanese).