There are a couple “runner-container” components. In the right side, we have the “Styles” where CSS is shown. Monitoring the game logicīy starting the game and opening the “Inspect Element” menu, we can see that the game runs in a div class called “runner-container”. Keep in mind that this is my original route I followed to hack the game initially while my internet was down one day. For the sake of not having the game in full screen, I will disconnect MacBook from the WiFi station and I’ll start tinkering with the game. Google Chrome’s built-in Developer Tools contain a console where you can inject code, a debugger, and many other tools that you can find very useful. Since the game itself is mostly written in JavaScript, it makes hacking very easy. The mode can be enabled if you access the game directly from its internal Chrome URL, that is chrome://dino.
Undocumented as in “there’s no button to switch to that mode”.
There’s an undocumented full-screen mode. 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 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, 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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