01 Movement
WASD / Arrow keysMove both dinosaurs in the chosen direction
Click and drag / SwipeMove both characters on a pointer or touch device
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More Multiplayer GamesA compact Fancade puzzle platformer where one input moves two differently sized dinosaurs toward a shared exit.
Dino Bros controls
The same directional command moves both dinosaurs simultaneously.
What to know before you start
Dino Bros is a Fancade puzzle platformer about controlling two dinosaurs at the same time. Their different heights and positions turn a simple directional input into a routing problem involving coins, switches, falling platforms, hazards, and the level exit.
The challenge comes from coupled movement: a safe step for one dinosaur can push the other toward a hazard. Solving a level means reading both halves of the screen before committing to the next direction.
How to play Dino Bros
- Study the starting positions of both dinosaurs before making the first shared movement input.
- Collect every coin in the level while using each dinosaur’s height and route to handle separate obstacles.
- After all required coins are taken, guide both dinosaurs safely onto the exit area.
How the game works
Core gameplay
Issue one direction to both dinosaurs, compare the two resulting positions, collect coins or trigger a mechanism, and plan the next shared move.
Objective
Collect all coins and bring both dinosaurs to the level exit without losing either character to a hazard.
Round flow
Each short stage begins as a dual-position puzzle, introduces coins and mechanisms, and ends only when both characters complete the route.
Play notes
- Keyboard, mouse-drag, and touch-swipe input let the puzzle work without a precise aiming device.
Dino Bros screenshots
Dino Bros FAQ
Is Dino Bros a two-player co-op game?
One shared input moves both dinosaurs, so the puzzle is managing two characters simultaneously rather than assigning one to each player.
Why do both dinosaurs need to be watched?
The same command moves both, but their sizes and surroundings differ, so a direction that helps one character can endanger the other.
