Here are some of the components inside the “Runner” function. There is a function called “Runner” with a lot of components that seem to be related to the game logic. We’ve also got our first bits of information about the game on the debugger. Let’s restart the game and quickly pause it using the debugger. If we click the “index.NUMBER”, we’re brought to a sub-menu containing a debugger. There are a couple “runner-container” components. On the right side, we have the “Styles” where CSS is shown. We can see that the game runs in a div class called “runner-container”. Once you open the game screen, right-click and open inspect option or CTRL+SHIFT+I. You can directly access the google’s dino game from chrome://dino when your internet is working. The game also inverts the contrast at random points making the background black and the creatures white to simulate a night mode and at the same time to draw the player’s attention to the background change making it harder to play for a second, which could prove fatal.

As levels increase in complexity, the dinosaur will have to dodge cacti, pterodactyls, and so on.

A monochrome game area with clouds, cacti, bumps in the ground, a dinosaur, a Hi-Score counter, and a current score counter. When there is no internet connection available, the Google Chrome web browser on Windows and macOS (most likely on Linux too) shows up a page detailing the possible causes as well as a small endless runner game with a dinosaur that has to run, dodge obstacles, and accumulate points.

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