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About Dino Explore

Dino Explore has five game modes focused on finding dinosaurs, learning facts about them and testing your knowledge. You can dig for bones, battle dinosaurs, search a 2D world, answer quiz questions and compare dinosaur sizes.

Digsite

In this 2D indie-style mode, you dig for dinosaur bones and collect facts. Waves of ores appear for you to mine; you can spend the ores to buy facts and trade them for special items. These items can increase your chance of finding bones or let you mine a particular ore.

Fight Club

Choose a dinosaur and battle an opponent across multiple maps, each offering a reward for winning. Battles use true-or-false statements: correct answers often let you deal more damage, and you win by killing the opposing dinosaur. Each dinosaur has health and a correct/wrong statistic. Winning also unlocks home screens and skins.

Finding dinosaurs

Move through a 2D world to find dinosaurs and learn facts about each one. There are 28 dinosaurs to discover, and you must find them all to complete the mode. Completing it unlocks Comparison Room and Question Room.

Found dinosaurs are recorded in the Library, where you can also reset all game modes and see which dinosaurs remain undiscovered.

Question Room

Answer 55 dinosaur questions, most of which can be challenging depending on what you know. You gain one answer point for each correct response and lose one for each wrong response, unless your score is already zero. After you reach certain point totals, dinosaurs and terrain appear on screen; you can tap these objects to hear their sounds.

Comparison Room

Compare dinosaurs with a man, a woman, a hyena, a house and a truck. Both the dinosaurs and the comparison objects are shown at realistic sizes, so you can see how large the dinosaurs are in relation to them.

Frequently asked questions

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