Dino Devour #735952104
Game studiosENsimulationcollectionsurvival
Description
Eat. Grow. DEVOUR. 🍖 Start as a tiny dino and hunt across a huge prehistoric arena. Gobble bones and meat to grow, devour smaller hunters, and stay out of the jaws of anything bigger than you! - Fill your loot bar to earn Bone Chests, then open them in the lobby to collect 15 dinosaurs across 6 rarities - all the way up to Mythic. - Fuse 5 copies into the next dinosaur and complete the Dino Book. - Head underground into the Gem Cavern for the richest food on the map. - Survive live events: Meteors, Meteor Showers, Blood Moon, Stampedes, Golden Carcass, Bone Rain and Gem Rush. - Got eaten? Revive with your score, or take REVENGE on the dino that ate you. - Auto Hunt while you're away, daily rewards, and global leaderboards for Highest Score, Most Devours, Most Chests Opened and Longest Playtime. Plays on PC, phone, tablet and console. Follow the game for new dinos and events!
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 16 Sept 2026, 07:03 | 148 | first reading |
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Owned by @BigDinkles as measured.
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@BigDinkles — Member (rank 1)
Hawk (@xH4wk7) — Member (rank 1)
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