Dino Dash

Dino Dash is an endless runner starring a robot dinosaur sprinting through a neon skyline. The track never stops, so the only decisions you make are when to jump and when to duck. Ground obstacles have to be cleared with a jump; drones fly at head height and have to be ducked under. Both appear at random intervals, and the run speeds up continuously with distance, which slowly turns comfortable reactions into desperate ones. Your score is the distance covered in metres, and your personal best is kept on your own device so every run has something to beat.

• Press Space or the up arrow to jump. On mobile, tap the track or the JUMP pad.
• Hold the down arrow, S, or the DUCK pad to slide under drones.
• Clear green ground cores by jumping; go under red drones by ducking.
• The distance counter is your score and rises the whole time you survive.
• Hitting anything ends the run immediately.

• Obstacle type, size and spacing are randomised each run.
• Running speed increases continuously with distance travelled.
• You can only jump from the ground — there is no double jump.
• Ducking only works while grounded.
• Your best distance is stored locally on this device.

• Jump late rather than early; the hitbox is smaller than the sprite looks.
• Do not hold duck by default — you cannot jump out of it instantly.
• Watch the height at which an obstacle spawns to decide jump or duck early.
• At high speed, keep your eyes on the right edge of the screen, not the dino.
• Short recovery matters more than raw reaction: reset your stance after each obstacle.

• Reaction time under increasing speed
• Decision making between two responses
• Sustained visual attention

Offline runners became a cultural fixture because they ask one thing of you and ask it forever. Dino Dash keeps that purity but adds a second verb: with both jump and duck in play, you are choosing rather than merely reacting, which makes each new personal best feel earned instead of lucky.

What are the controls for Dino Dash?

Space or the up arrow to jump, the down arrow or S to duck. On touch screens, tap the track to jump and hold the DUCK pad to slide.

How is the score calculated?

Your score is the distance in metres that you cover before hitting an obstacle.

Does the game speed up?

Yes. Running speed increases continuously with distance, so obstacles arrive faster the further you get.

Are high scores saved?

Your best distance is saved locally in your browser. No account or login is required.

Can I play on a phone?

Yes. Dedicated jump and duck buttons appear on small screens.

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