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Dino Picnic - Dino Dana

School Age

Learning is implicit with this puzzle based activity. Players must first plant and water vegetables to grow them as food-offerings. Users can also catch fish and raid a backyard barbecue to get meat. Observing a dinosaur's reaction to the food it is fed, nudges the player toward knowing which dinosaurs like which kind of food.

Dino Express - Dino Dana

School Age

Learning in this multi-lane race game is implicit with the various dinos being either herbivores or carnivores or piscivores. Through game play, the user learns which is which by observing whether eating a given kind of food helps the dino get a boost or slows its progress.

Dino Dana - Dino Quest

School Age

Dino Dana brings you this dino-riffic Augmented Reality (AR) app. You'll see dinosaurs come alive in the world around you through your phone or tablet. In single-player mode your device will automatically place buried fossils for you to dig up to find your dino. In multiplayer mode you can hide digsites wherever you want and then pass your phone to a friend for them to search and excavate hidden dino bones. Once you've dug up the bones, they'll come alive into a snorting, stomping dino, that looks amazing whether you're outside in the park or at home in your living room. Control your dino to make roar and stomp at passersby! Dinos in the app are: Brachiosaurus, Deinosuchus, Diplodocus, Euoplocephalus, Kentrosaurus, Psittacosaurus, Spinosaurus, Stygimoloch, Triceratops, and of course, Tyrannosaurus rex.

Dino Craft - Dino Dana

School Age

Color a dinosaur! After coloring your dino print it out so that you can then build it!

Dino Daycare - Dino Dana

School Age

We need to take photos of all the different types of dinosaurs! Persuade dinosaurs into the backyard by placing items which they could interact with!

Dino Experiments

School Age

Dino Exhibits is the marquee game of the Dino Dana suite of games with a deeper experience and a mixture of implicit and explicit learning. As the user participates in each experiment, Dana encourages observation of dinosaur reactions to various user inputs. The user has the chance to observe what happens independently, but at the conclusion of each experiment, Dana summarizes the findings, by recounting the dinosaur's observable actions and explaining what it means.

Dino Rescue Train