As part of the commemoration of International Dinosaur Day, Google Labs announced the launch of “GenDino”an improved version of Chrome’s classic Dinosaur Game.
Using Google’s AI technology, GenDino allows users customize the dinosaur and game obstacles with any objectin a function that will be available until May 28.
Users can access GenDino through Google Labs, sign in with their Google account and create their own character and landscape for the game, or use the “I’m feeling lucky” option for random selections.
“GenDino is a tribute to the classic game that accompanies us in times with little Internet connection. “This takes the original essence and takes it to a new level with the help of Artificial Intelligence, where users will be able to create their own game, demonstrating the potential of technology to generate new and fun experiences in a closer way,” said Edgardo. Frías, Google Country Manager in Chile.
How to create your own Chrome Dino game
Enter the website of Google Labs and search for the GenDino game on the main screen. Then, click on the “Sign in with Google” button, select your email and you will have the following options available:
1. Create your own character by completing the fields that appear blank: the character that will jump, the obstacles that appear and the landscape that will be the background.
2. The selection will be random if there is nothing that inspires you and to do this you must go to the bottom area of the home screen and click on “I feel lucky”.
3. When the process is finished, click the “Let’s Run” button and start playing with the customized version of Chrome Dino.
For example, the following game allows you to use Batman and dodge Jokers while moving through a dark city.
The Dinosaur Game (also known as Chrome Dino) is a browser game developed by Google and integrated into the Google Chrome web browser. Broadly speaking, the player simply drives a pixelated Tyrannosaurus rex through a side-scrolling landscape while avoiding obstacles to achieve the highest score.
The game was created by members of the Chrome UX team in 2014.
