Discover & collect

Dinosaur Digging

Dig for fossils. Bring a museum to life.

Recommended ages 2–7

A green Triceratops watches an uncovered fossil beside a brush, gems and a chest of mysterious treasures. — From buried bones to big discoveries.
Choose your tools, clear the earth and pack each bone for the museum. Assemble your skeleton and meet its living reconstruction.

Promotional artwork: the number 12, counting full-game dig sites, surrounded by tiles of twelve dinosaurs, five mystery treasures and three gems. — 12 dig sites. A dinosaur at each one.
Explore 12 excavation sites across four region maps in the full game. Uncover a different dinosaur at each site, then build it and meet it in its habitat.

A clean Triceratops skull lies beside sandy bones and untouched earth, with the brush selected and a packing box nearby. — What is hiding under the earth?
Dig with the spade, chip rocks with the pick and brush the sand from each bone. Work on one piece at a time, then tap the clean bone to pack it in your box.

A partly assembled Triceratops skeleton in the museum workshop, with the hips selected in the bone tray and their matching shape highlighted. — Piece together your discovery
Bring your bones to the museum workshop. Match each piece to its shape and watch your dinosaur skeleton take form.

Triceratops eats a leaf in its woodland clearing, surrounded by trees, a feeding stump and a puddle. — A leafy snack for a new friend
Your finished skeleton opens a living dinosaur to play with. Offer Triceratops a leaf, give it a gentle pat or splash the puddle.

Mystery cards pair a rune stone, dragon egg, key, sword, wooden boat and leaf fossil with dinosaur silhouettes and Find it buttons. — Follow a picture clue
A rune stone, a dragon egg, an old sword and more are hiding around the expeditions. Choose a mystery and follow its picture clues to a special treasure.

The field journal displays eight collected gems, with purple amethyst selected and shown larger beside its Redrock Canyon location. — A drawer full of treasures
Keep the gemstones you uncover in your field journal. Tap a gem to take a closer look and remember where you found it.

The Sunstone Coast map shows Redrock Canyon selected for Tyrannosaurus rex, with Ankylosaurus and Parasaurolophus at neighboring sites. — Where shall we dig next?
Choose a dinosaur on the parchment map and set off on an expedition. Explore valleys, coastlines, rivers and highland trails as your museum grows.

Spinosaurus lowers its long snout to a pool beside the river, with Drink and Splash controls below. — Stop for a sip and a splash
Visit Spinosaurus by the river. Tap to give it a drink, or make a splash in the water.

The Fernlands museum displays Triceratops, Stegosaurus and Diplodocus skeletons, with region tabs and a badge collection below. — A museum that grows with you
Every dinosaur you assemble becomes a museum exhibit. Visit your collection, open an exhibit to play with its dinosaur, and see the badges you have earned.

Tyrannosaurus rex lifts one foot above a sandy patch in its canyon habitat, with Stomp and Keep footprint controls. — One mighty dinosaur step
Make T. rex stomp in the canyon sand. Keep its footprint as a little reminder of your visit.

12 dig sites
Offline play

Follow fossil clues on a hands-on dinosaur expedition. Uncover ancient bones, piece together your discoveries and fill a museum with prehistoric friends.

Start with Fern Valley

Dig, build and play with Triceratops for free. A full-game unlock includes all 12 sites.

Part of Spellbox for Android