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T-Rex Game Score Calculator

Measure Your Points Per Minute Efficiency

Your raw high score only tells part of the story. This calculator divides your T-Rex game score by the minutes you played to reveal your true scoring efficiency. Compare your points-per-minute rate against player benchmarks and discover whether you're improving your fundamentals or just getting lucky on long runs.

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A beginner typically scores 40–70 points per minute. Intermediate players averaging 70–120 points per minute show solid consistency. Advanced players regularly hit 120–200+ points per minute as the game reaches maximum speed and they stop dying at early obstacles.

Score per minute measures your efficiency — not just your lucky peak scores, but how consistently you earn points. High scores can be flukes, but a consistently high points-per-minute rate proves genuine skill and reaction time.

The biggest gains come from surviving the critical first 200 points (where most deaths happen). Once you regularly survive past the speed ramp, your per-minute average naturally rises. Practice consistent late jumps and master fast-falls.

Yes! Because points are time-based, and the game speeds up naturally, your points-per-minute rate actually increases as you survive longer runs. Players at top speed earn more per minute than players at starting speed.

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