The dino runner we all know, but this time, it's raytraced.
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| Name | Dino T-Rex RTX |
|---|---|
| Version | Delta 1.1 |
| Update | Jan 08, 2022 |
| Size | 22 MB |
| Category | Arcade |
| Installs | 500K+ |
| Developer | Vertex Fox |
| Android OS | Android 5.1+ |
| Google Play ID | com.VertexFox.DinoTRexRTX |
Dino T-Rex RTX · Screenshots
Dino T-Rex RTX · Description
Y'know how this works.
A dinosaur at an infinite desert. Dodge cactus and flying dinosaurs by jumping around.
This time. It's better.
We all love graphics. Well, this time, I modeled, textured, animated and pre-rendered some stuff, smashed it together and expected it to look great. Spoiler: ended up looking awful.
but not gonna lie, the dino is kinda cute isn't he?
H-How is that a feature?!?! Oh, yeah! If you watch an ad in the "Game Over" screen, your dinosaur will revive! Isn't that great feature?????
By tapping the screen in a jump, your dino will fall faster! Perfect to pull out some great cactus-dodging techniques.
Exactly. You can play as much as you want as long as you don't hit any cactus. Even if you survived during 340 million years in a game, there are no floating point errors, as everything's still on the X:0 Y:0 coordinates.
A dinosaur at an infinite desert. Dodge cactus and flying dinosaurs by jumping around.
BUT
This time. It's better.
FEATURES
Graphics.
We all love graphics. Well, this time, I modeled, textured, animated and pre-rendered some stuff, smashed it together and expected it to look great. Spoiler: ended up looking awful.
but not gonna lie, the dino is kinda cute isn't he?
Ads.
H-How is that a feature?!?! Oh, yeah! If you watch an ad in the "Game Over" screen, your dinosaur will revive! Isn't that great feature?????
Fall faster.
By tapping the screen in a jump, your dino will fall faster! Perfect to pull out some great cactus-dodging techniques.
Infinite world
Exactly. You can play as much as you want as long as you don't hit any cactus. Even if you survived during 340 million years in a game, there are no floating point errors, as everything's still on the X:0 Y:0 coordinates.
