baby-dino-run
Dino Run Game written in python using pygame
Tutorial to understand the game code can be found below.
Python version used
3.12
How to run the game
Just run the file baby_dino_run.py using command 'python3 baby_dino_game.py'
How to play the game
Press Space to Jump.
Press Q or close the window to quit the game.
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