START HERE · FIRST SESSION

Your first dinosaur, step by step.

Six focused tasks built around developer-confirmed mechanics. Complete one earning dinosaur, protect it, and leave uncertain numbers on the live game screen.

How to read this guide “Do this” is the task, “Why it matters” separates confirmed mechanics from our recommendation, and “Done when” gives you a clear stopping point.
01

Claim starter cash

Do this

Try the code Dino from the official game description. A third-party interface guide places the code box at the bottom of the Store, but that position can move.

Why it matters

The official listing advertises 20,000 Cash, giving a new build more room to start.

Done when: The game accepts the code and your current Cash display updates. If it has expired, continue with the cash you have.

02

Buy a small set of parts

Do this

Open the current part shop and buy a small first set using the prices shown in your server.

Why it matters

Part prices and tiers are not documented on the official page, so the live shop is the reliable reference.

Done when: You have enough parts to begin one dinosaur and have read every displayed price before confirming.

03

Assemble one complete dino

Do this

Assemble one custom dinosaur. The official description says double-clicking a dinosaur part deletes it.

Why it matters

Finishing one build makes the confirmed cash-producing system easier to understand than splitting your budget across unfinished attempts.

Done when: One custom dinosaur is complete. Deleting a part does not imply a refund; check the current game result.

04

Check its cash output

Do this

Let the dinosaur produce Cash and read the output shown in your current server.

Why it matters

The official listing confirms cash generation but does not publish a stable formula or per-part income table.

Done when: You can identify the live output for your dinosaur without relying on a third-party number.

05

Protect the producer

Do this

Use the base-building system around the dinosaur you want to protect.

Why it matters

Base protection is explicitly part of the official loop, even though the listing does not document a single best layout.

Done when: Your earning dinosaur is covered by the protection options currently available in your server.

06

Repeat, then inspect Rebirth

Do this

Repeat the buy–build–earn loop, then open the current Rebirth prompt before deciding.

Why it matters

Rebirth is confirmed, but its cost, reset scope, and reward are not published on the official listing.

Done when: You have read what the current prompt says you will spend, lose, or gain—and can choose without an outdated table.

Your repeatable session checklist

  1. Collect any cash produced while you were away.
  2. Check the current part selection and prices.
  3. Improve one dinosaur or finish one incomplete build.
  4. Read the visible cash result before making another change.
  5. Check that the dinosaur is protected by your current base.
  6. Inspect Rebirth only when you are prepared for whatever the current prompt says it will reset.
Check in game. Part rarity, income, prices, reset effects, and multipliers are not documented on the official listing. Use the values and confirmation screens shown in your current server.