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Your First Day in Dinosgacha: Eggs, Companions, and a Team of Six

A practical beginner's guide to your first six companions, automatic battles, evolution, occasional eggs and saving your Dinosgacha progress.

A Tyrannosaurus rex and a triceratops ready for battle in Dinosgacha
A Tyrannosaurus rex and a triceratops ready for battle in Dinosgacha

Your first egg opens, and suddenly the collection has a face. Then another. Soon, six little companions are waiting for an adventure. Meet the team, try a battle, and find the one you keep coming back to look at.

Six introductions. You keep the whole group.

The current welcome for a brand-new game gives you six random companions. Reveal every egg, enjoy the introductions, then claim the group. There is no difficult choice at the end: all six come with you.

Your first six companions get you to trainer level 2. Keep playing to level up and earn amber for training. Extra eggs are occasional discoveries rather than automatic level rewards. Your existing companions, unopened eggs and rewards already earned stay with you.

Look past the rarity badge

A team has six slots, and your first companions give you plenty to investigate. Open a card and look at its attack, defense, speed, health, ability, and combat type. The Epic badge is exciting. The rest of the card tells you how that companion might actually fight.

Does one have the speed you were missing? Can another take a hit or break an opponent's defense? Read the ability, then watch what happens in the tutorial battle. You will learn more from seeing your six in action than from trying to build the perfect lineup before their first fight.

Make your first small improvement

After the battle, visit Collection and compare your companions. Sort by power to find your strongest current cards, then look at their types. If an extra egg brings a newcomer you like, compare its full card with the companion it might replace.

Try changing one thing at a time. Move a different companion into the team, train a promising one, or keep your original six while you learn their strengths. There is time to experiment. Your first team is a starting point, not a decision you have to get right forever.

Come back to the same adventure

Guest progress stays in the browser where you play. If you want to use an account across devices, sign in with Google or ChatGPT. When you return elsewhere, use that same account and the same sign-in method.

Let the current action finish before closing the game. If a save or connection message appears, follow it before switching devices. Then your next visit can be about the fun part: another egg, another battle, and a collection that is beginning to feel like yours.

Put your team to the test