Few people are aware of the dinosaur game that you still play on Chrome once you lose internet access.

You may have already played it, but did you realize that "dinosaur game" (also known as "Dino Game") is one of the most popular games in the world? This game, known for its simplicity and addictive nature, was created by Google to keep players occupied while the internet is unavailable.

Dino Game's narrative began in September 2014, when Google's development team, lead by designer Sebastien Gabriel, wanted to discover an intriguing approach to keep consumers entertained while they couldn't access the Internet. So Dino Game was born.

The game's design motif is based on the "before the internet" era, when dinosaurs ruled the globe and there was no internet. The game's T-Rex and simplistic, black-and-white pixel art style are inspired by early video games, evoking a time when graphics were plain yet enjoyable.

Even if you have an online connection, you can play Dino Game. Simply type "dinosaur game" into your Chrome browser's address bar and you'll be sent to the game right away. There is no need to wait for the connection to be severed; you can begin jumping and evading obstacles instantly.

Dino Game has no clear end point. The game ends when your character encounters an obstacle. This motivates players to always push themselves to achieve the greatest potential score. The current world record stands at over 99,999 points, which was obtained with the use of game automation software.

Google has consistently updated Dino Game throughout the years, releasing special editions for significant occasions such as the game's birthday or festivals. For example, to celebrate the game's fifth birthday, Google added birthday cakes and party hats to the game, providing a pleasant and memorable environment.