Dino Eggs: My Roaring Dino

Grigorii Korepanov

In-app purchases

About this game

Crack an egg, scratch away the golden layer — and meet a dinosaur that roars with your child’s own voice.

Dino Eggs is a calm game for young children. There is nothing to win or lose here: no scores, no timers, no ads — just gentle, open-ended play that little hands can figure out on their own from the very first tap.

Three simple activities:
• Hatch — tap an egg until it cracks and see who was hiding inside
• Scratch — rub away the golden cover, like a scratch-off card, to reveal a hidden creature
• Explore — browse the gallery and open each card to discover its name and a short, child-friendly description to read aloud together

The collection includes 48 colorful prehistoric creatures — from favorites like Tyrannosaurus, Triceratops, and Stegosaurus to rarer finds like Therizinosaurus and Quetzalcoatlus. Plenty of new names for little experts to learn — and then teach you.

The heart of the app is your child’s own voice. How would a dinosaur roar? Your child holds the record button, roars — and from then on, that dinosaur roars with their voice whenever it appears. Recordings can be named, replayed, and deleted, and every creature can collect a whole set of roars, squeaks, and growls. It is a lovely nudge to talk, imitate, and imagine — and the recordings become little keepsakes you will enjoy replaying years later.

Made with parents in mind:
• calm play with no scores, timers, or losing
• no advertising and no account required
• main activities work offline — handy on planes and in waiting rooms
• the microphone works only while the record button is held
• recordings are stored in the app’s private storage and are never sent to the developer
• a parental gate protects all purchases
• available in 11 languages

Fair pricing: the free version includes 10 well-known creatures with one voice recording each. A single one-time purchase — not a subscription — unlocks all 48 creatures and unlimited recordings. Purchases can be restored on a new device.

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