Here’s How I Hacked Dino Game to Make It Run Forever Without Collision (Code Included)

Yo, what’s up guys! 🙋🏻‍♂️ Saad here. If you’ve ever played the Chrome Dino game, you know how frustrating it is when a single cactus or bird ends your run 😩. Well, I found a super simple hack that makes your dino run forever ♾️ without dying. No mods, no downloads, just pure browser magic ⚡.

Step 1: Open Chrome Dino Game

First, open Chrome and type chrome://dino in the address bar. Hit Enter and boom — your dino is ready to run 🏃‍♂️💨. This works offline too, so no internet required.

Step 2: Open Developer Console

Right-click anywhere on the screen → click Inspect → go to the Console tab. This is where we’ll drop the code that disables game over 😎.

Step 3: Paste the Code

Copy and paste this tiny snippet into the console:

let originalGameOver = Runner.prototype.gameOver;
Runner.prototype.gameOver = () => {};

Hit Enter. That’s it — the hack is live. Start the game by pressing Spacebar, and watch your dino run endlessly 🚀. Collide with cacti, hit birds, it doesn’t matter — game over won’t trigger.

Step 4: How This Hack Actually Works

The Chrome Dino game runs on JavaScript right in your browser. Normally, when your dino hits an obstacle, Runner.prototype.gameOver runs and ends the game. By replacing it with an empty arrow function, the game never knows it should stop. Simple, effective, and super fun 🟢⚡.

Step 5: Optional Tweaks

• If you want to restore normal game behavior, just run:

  Runner.prototype.gameOver = originalGameOver;
  

• You can combine this with speed tweaks or jump automation for even crazier runs ⚡🦖.
  
  

Step 6: Wrap-Up

This hack is perfect for testing, learning some JavaScript basics, or just having fun when you’re bored. Remember: it’s all in your browser — no hacks outside Chrome, so safe and simple 👍.

Wanna see more small, fun, browser-based hacks? Check out other posts for cool tutorials and tips to level up your skills 💻🔥.