CORE GAMEPLAY

Buy. Build. Earn. Protect. Repeat.

Every confirmed mechanic supports the same economy: parts create custom dinosaurs, dinosaurs create cash, and a base protects the source of that cash.

Next: plan your progression

STAGE 01

Buy

Confirmed: The game sells dinosaur parts.

Recommended: Treat cash as build budget. Compare what the current shop offers before committing everything.

STAGE 02

Build

Confirmed: Parts can be assembled into your own custom dinosaur.

Recommended: Complete a useful first dinosaur; double-click an unwanted part to delete it.

STAGE 03

Earn

Confirmed: Dinosaurs generate cash and continue to earn offline.

Recommended: Collect after returning and judge output from the live display. No public offline cap is documented.

STAGE 04

Protect

Confirmed: The game includes base building to protect dinosaurs.

Recommended: Secure the dinosaur already financing your next improvement before expanding carelessly.

STAGE 05

Rebirth

Confirmed: Rebirth is part of official progression.

Recommended: Read the current prompt. The official listing does not state a fixed cost, reset list, or multiplier.

OFFLINE EARNING

Your dinosaur keeps working.

Offline earning is explicitly confirmed by the developer. What is not documented is just as important: there is no public formula or cap on the official page.

That makes the safe habit simple: collect what the game shows when you return, then spend it through the same buy–build–earn loop. Avoid planning around a made-up hourly limit.

A green dinosaur and hammer beneath the words Earn Offline in the official Build a Dinosaur gallery

The decision rule that survives updates

Before a purchase or reset, ask: “What does the current screen say I spend, gain, or lose?” That rule remains useful when parts, prices, income values, and Rebirth requirements change. This guide intentionally does not freeze undocumented economy numbers into a table.