If at any time the Main deck has no remaining cards, shuffle the discard pile and place it facedown to form a new Main deck. A player’s base score equals the point value of the face-up Point card in front of them, but that score can go up or down based on bonuses from Dinosaur Traits, Point card effects, and Instant card effects (which will be explained in the subsequent sections).

At the end of the round, each player moves their Dinosaur meeple forward on their Escape Route a number of spaces equal to the number of disasters in their Disaster Area. If two players play a Point card with the same value, the player with the fewest total collected points on their Escape Route may use their Point card’s effect first. Before the next round begins, clear the table by moving all face-up Point cards and Instant cards to the discard pile. The player with the highest score in the round collects points equal to their score and should move their Dinosaur meeple along the Escape Route on their player board accordingly.Each round, players will play Point cards from their hands in the hopes of collecting points and avoiding disasters.

If scores are inverted in a round when multiple players tie for the highest or lowest score, the scores of all players involved are inverted.If an Instant card states “Play this card during scoring,” you may play that card when scores are being calculated after all Point card effects have been used.