HACK CHROME DINO GAME

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TO HACK THIS CHROME DINO OFFLINE GAME YOU JUST HAVE TO RIGHT CLICK AND THEN GO TO INSPECT AND IN CONSOLE WRITE THIS CODE>>>



Runner.prototype.gameOver = function(){ 

}  

THIS IS THE RELATIVE CODE BY AVI


 TO CONTROL THE SPEED OF DINO 

CODE>>>

Runner.instance_.setSpeed(6000)

 

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