The flood that swallowed Dr. Fessenden's lab drowned half the east coast. Marshal Sable seized the Crown dam, the only thing holding back the sea, and now every tap runs on his permit.
01
Labour for the Crown
Ration breakers are sedated, sealed in pods and shipped to the dam. Their crime: drawing water without a permit.
02
“Order keeps the water flowing.”
Every ration notice carries Sable's brass gate seal. His supply chain runs the length of the coast, and a boss guards every link.
03
Break the chain
Barge, convoy, hatchery, salvage pit, signal dish, dam. At the top, Sable would rather become the gate than open it. Meet Crownback.
Six chapters · six bosses · five second forms
Up the coast to the Crown dam
Every chapter is three areas, a mission and a boss fight, built from the original arcade's tiles. Each one plays in four to five minutes.
01 Wassoon
The Prison Barge
Free the prisoners
Warden Rook
The jailer of the barge lowers his hook before he pulls. Change lanes when it drops.
02 The Coral Causeway
The Tide Convoy
Seize the Crown cargo
Haulmaster Krag→Ironclub
One trial dose and the convoy boss is an armoured club-tail that curls into a rolling ball.
03 The Verdant Biodome
The Nest
Silence the nursery
Headkeeper Thorne→Glassback
While her sonic driver hums she can't be brought down. Smash it, and free the pack.
04 The Sink
The Pump Station
Flood the dig
Foreman Cinder→Overdrive Cinder
Back where the first game ended. Watch his gauge: red means a steam shot down your lane.
05 The Observatory
Dr. Echo
Jam the command signal
Dr. Echo→Echo Engine
Fessenden's old tank keeper climbs into a four-legged brass sound-walker. Change lanes when the dishes glow.
06 The Crown Dam
The Crown Tide
Break the collars, open the spillway
Marshal Sable→Crownback
“No gate will hold for me? Then I will be the gate.”
The original gang, the original moves
Pick your hero
The four heroes are the 1993 arcade sprites with their original frames and timings. Tap or hover a card to see the special.
The all-rounder
Jack Tenrec
Leader and mechanic. Drives the Cadillac. “We break the remote, not the dinosaur.”
Health
140
Speed
107
Power
23
Special Dino uppercut
The swift striker
Hannah Dundee
Wassoon's envoy. Sable is starving her city, so this one is personal.
Health
110
Speed
123
Power
19
Special Spiral flash
The flying kick
Mustapha Cairo
Engineer. Reads gauges, regulators and tells. Mostafa to his friends; nobody spells it right anyway.
Health
120
Speed
133
Power
21
Special Tornado kick
The heavy hitter
Mess O'Bradovich
The muscle. Cranks the winch, hates the Sink, gets the last gag.
Health
170
Speed
90
Power
29
Special Knuckle bomb
Online co-op · up to 3 players
Bring two friends. Share one code.
1
Host a game
Choose Play with friends, then Host a game. You get a room code like DINO-4KQ7.
2
Share the code
Send the code, or the link from Copy link. The link opens the join screen straight away.
3
Pick heroes and go
Friends join, choose a free hero and press Ready. The host presses Start. Late arrivals drop in at the next break.
Players connect browser to browser, so your friends can see your IP address, as in any peer-to-peer game. If a direct link fails, the game's own relay carries it.
Play with friends · up to 3 players
Game code
DINO-4KQ7
1P Host · ready
2P Ready
3P Joining…
Copy codeCopy linkStart →
Made like a cabinet
Arcade feel, browser convenience
Decoded from the original
Sprites, moves, frame timings and even how each hero holds every gun were read out of the 1993 arcade data and measured against the cabinet, frame by frame.
Coin-op continues
Out of lives? Insert a coin and get back in right where you fell, before the ten-second countdown runs out.
Four-to-five-minute chapters
Six chapters, each with a mission and a boss with a second form. A full chapter fits in a coffee break.
Plays on your phone
A thumb stick that runs when you push to the edge, big action buttons and landscape fullscreen.
No install, no account
Open the page and play. Checkpoints save in your browser, and the game even runs from a downloaded folder.
A sound room
The soundtrack and effects have their own jukebox on the title screen.
Keyboard · touch · gamepad
Controls
Keyboard
WASD or arrows
Move
Shift
Run
J or Z
Hit / fire
K or X
Jump
L or C
Special (or hit + jump)
E or V
Pick up / use
Enter
Start / insert coin
Esc or P
Pause
Touch
Stick
Move; push to the edge to run
Hit
Hit / fire
Jump
Jump
Special
Special
Pick
Pick up / use
Turn your phone sideways for a bigger screen. Add the game to your home screen to play fullscreen.
Gamepad
Stick or D-pad
Move
X
Hit / fire
A
Jump
Y
Special
B
Pick up / use
Start
Pause
Any standard controller works: plug it in and press a button.
Questions
Before you insert a coin
Is it really free?
Yes. No ads, no account and nothing to buy. It's a fan project.
Is this an official Capcom game?
No. It's an unofficial, non-commercial fan sequel, not affiliated with or endorsed by Capcom. The original game, its characters and its art belong to their owners.
Do I need to have played the 1993 game?
No. The story starts six months after the original ending, and the title screen's attract story and the chapter cards catch you up.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. On a touch screen the game shows a thumb stick and action buttons. Landscape gives you the biggest screen.
How does online co-op work?
One player hosts and gets a code like DINO-4KQ7; up to two friends join with the code or the link. The host's game runs the action and the others stream their inputs to it. Everyone needs a current Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari.
Will my progress save?
Your last checkpoint and your settings are saved in this browser. Choose Continue on the title screen to pick up where you left off.
Can I use a controller?
Yes. Any standard gamepad works in single player and online.
