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Tasty Planet: DinoTime
by dingogames
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Tasty Planet: DinoTime
Tags for Tasty Planet: DinoTime
Description
Control a tiny ball of grey goo with the ability to eat anything smaller than itself. The more it eats, the bigger it gets! After eating a time machine, you'll be sent back to the time of the dinosaurs. There are lots of tasty things to eat back then...
How to Play
Control the goo with the arrow keys or WASD keys. Eat everything smaller than yourself. The arrow points to the largest nearby entity that you can eat. Avoid larger entities - they will shrink you slightly if you touch them. If you turn on "hard" mode on the level select screen, some creatures will even eat you.
FAQ
What is Tasty Planet: DinoTime?
Tasty Planet: DinoTime is an arcade action game developed by Dingo Games where you control a tiny creature that grows by eating everything in its path, set in a dinosaur-themed world.
How do you play Tasty Planet: DinoTime?
In Tasty Planet: DinoTime, you guide a small grey blob around the environment, eating objects smaller than yourself to grow larger and progress through each level.
Who developed Tasty Planet: DinoTime?
Tasty Planet: DinoTime was developed by Dingo Games.
What are the main features of Tasty Planet: DinoTime?
Tasty Planet: DinoTime features simple controls, growth-based progression, multiple levels set in prehistoric environments, and a focus on consuming increasingly larger objects as you get bigger.
What progression system does Tasty Planet: DinoTime use?
The main progression system in Tasty Planet: DinoTime is based on eating items to increase your size, which allows you to eat larger objects and advance to new levels.
Comments
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anthill13579
Aug. 15, 2012
Did anyone else feel the desire to eat the scientists when that level started?
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GeniusSpark
Dec. 03, 2011
Wow... these scientists sure have a messy lab.
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JoeBS
Dec. 01, 2011
You know you're big when you can eat a moon and still be compelled to eat an entire planet for dessert.
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vito112
Dec. 02, 2011
i made this comment on the first Tasty Planet game: "This was how the dinosaurs went extinct!!! "
some months later, Tasty Planet:DinoTime :D
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Wizz13
Dec. 01, 2011
Love the game. It was even better then the last one. Still more levels (or a sequel) would be great. But I’m slightly disappointed because all I wanted to do was eat the moon but it disappeared!! NOM NOM NOM
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