Dinoku Free Download

Overview Dinoku:

Dinoku is a logic game where you must help the dinos to eat all the leaves on the way. Throughout your journey use keyboard or mouse to help dinos solve the challenging levels. Dinoku is a fun and easy puzzle game, suitable for various age groups. The mechanics are very easy to learn and the puzzles usually flow effortlessly one after another, with little struggle for finding the right solution, apart from the last few levels, which require a tiny bit of thinking. The goal in each level is to find the right path so that your cute little dino character steps on all the floor tiles marked with a leaf. The game progressively introduces several variations of these tiles: there are special leaves that you can take to skip one square, others are poisonous and your dino has to reach a tile with a cure, other tiles produce new tiles around them. Each of their mechanics are well explained and gradually introduced with levels that help you understand immediately how they work in practice. This makes the game a great and at the same time a fun way to develop your kid’s logical thinking. The lovely dino characters and the adorable walking animations, together with the childish music also make this game enjoyable by younger games, but also by a more mature audience.

Dinoku Pre-Installed:

75 levels unlocked one by one, with various new mechanics popping up every now and then, explained in broken english. things like golden leaves that let you step on an empty tile, hot leaves that won’t let you use the magic power of golden leaves (they can still be eaten), and refreshing leaves to negate the effect of hot leaves. golden leaves don’t have to be used up with the very next move, but they don’t stack if you eat more without stepping on a gap. and there are trees that drop leaves on all four sides. wasd, arrows and mouse clicks all work for movement, tab or clicking switches between available dinos. there’s level reset (without a hotkey, my biggest gripe with the game), but no undo, which is surprising in a game at least partially aimed at kids, but it’s very much on the easy side, so whatever.