Google's Latest Chrome Build has a Hidden Runner Game..

[Tech_Dreamer]

Offline on Chrome??  Bored? Not Anymore... Woohoo!!! :lol: ....

 

 

 

 

 

   Google's latest Chrome "Canary" comes with a hidden endless runner game that can only be accessed when the user is offline. The game can be spotted currently on the desktop version, The game maybe updated on later platforms & on older versions soon..

 

 

 

 

 

The game is only accessible when the browser detects you’re offline, and are on the ‘Unable to connect to the Internet’ error page. You will be able to see a T-Rex created by Google designer Sebastien Gabriel on the page. The T-Rex will start running and jumping over cacti once you tap the space bar on your keyboard. Like any other endless runner game the goal is to run as fast as you can before you crash

 

You acheive a bump  when you pass the 100 score mark,

 

Try it   Post your comments and scores down below....Although,  be warned scores reset after you connect to the internet ie: when you're back online..

 

 

Using firefox? : Keep using it

For those who want to get the Latest install file from direct secure site...(Canary Version)

http://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/browser/canary.html

[JoaoPRSousa]

I want to try it! Though I'm at school with my phone...

[dragosudeki]

Theres a hidden prize. Get far enough and you connect to the internet again... 

[AnnoyedShelf]

I love the way Google hides these Easter Eggs in their products.  Like tapping the Android version on phones, or playing snake while YouTube loads.

[BonBon Scott]

BRB, disconnecting Internets.

[acidprototype]

Thats awesome, sometimes its the little things.

[TheMcSame]

Meh.. I'll stick to Comodo dragon and wait for it to update. I'd rather have something stable and less demanding than have an unstable browser for the sake of some little runner game.

[SkilledRebuilds]

/What else gets hidden...

[Gentleman_Sandwich]

I just tried it on their 64bit version, and it appears that this easter egg is not hidden in it.

[mvitkun]

Meh.. I'll stick to Comodo dragon and wait for it to update. I'd rather have something stable and less demanding than have an unstable browser for the sake of some little runner game.

Last time I checked flash didn't even work on Comodo without a work around where you have to move pepperflash files into it from a normal chrome install, not exactly what I call better.

And Comodo takes their time sweet time giving you updates more than Android vendors do, I mean it's still on V33, even the regular chrome build is on V37 and the Dev is on V39

[TheMcSame]

Last time I checked flash didn't even work on Comodo without a work around where you have to move pepperflash files into it from a normal chrome install, not exactly what I call better.

And Comodo takes their time sweet time giving you updates more than Android vendors do, I mean it's still on V33, even the regular chrome build is on V37 and the Dev is on V39

I have no problem with flash.

 

Also, a more recent build version does not mean it's better. When I used chrome it was highly unstable and stupidly resource demanding. If anything, being behind is much better as it allows for a better chance of a stable update.

[The_Evenger]

i want to try it so bad but i'm at school and cant access the network window to disable the LAN controller