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Immerse yourself in the Zerg Rush, a playful Google Easter egg teeming with tiny "o" characters intent on consuming your search results. Click rapidly to defeat them before they engulf everything. Revel in the delightful mayhem!
Protect your search results from the onslaught of the Zerg Rush. Engage in the timeless Atari Breakout Game through Google Images search results. Discover the hidden Super Mario Bros. game within Google search.
The doodle turned the Google logo into a playable snake, challenging players to navigate the snake to consume food, avoiding self-collision and walls. With each bite, the snake grew longer, increasing the difficulty.
Experience the whimsy of zero-gravity with Floating Google. On this page, you can drag and drop items, watch them drift, bounce, or even collide in an anti-gravity environment. It's a delightful way to learn about physics, astronomy, and Google's innovations while having a blast.
Google Underwater Search. Launched as an April Fool's Day gag in 2012, Google's Underwater Search lets you float queries onscreen amid sea creatures. Toggle between scenes like coral reefs, shipwrecks, or a shark encounter. Engage with the underwater realm using your mouse and uncover hidden treats.
"Do a Barrel Roll" is a hidden feature on Google Search that triggers a 360-degree spin of the search results page. To activate it, simply search for "Do a Barrel Roll" on Google or type "Z or R twice" after your search query and press Enter.
Enjoy Dark Mode, and games like 2048 and Space Invaders, all with a Google-inspired twist. Discover Google Mirror (elgooG), also known as Google Backwards or Google Reverse, for a mind-bending twist on the classic Google homepage.
The Google Mario Easter egg is a fun hidden feature that lets you play a Mario-themed game right on the Google Search page. Launched in 2015 for Super Mario Bros.' 30th anniversary, it brings the classic Mario coin sound effects and a surprise with every 50th click.
This website showcases a vintage Google homepage, featuring classic graphics and basic functions. Submit a search query and view results as they appeared in 1998, utilizing an algorithm developed by Stanford students Larry Page and Sergey Brin.
Dive into the 3D version of the classic Google Chrome Dinosaur Game, available online for free and unblocked! Experience enhanced depth and realism with 3D graphics as you guide a charming T-Rex through a desert, dodging obstacles like cacti and pterodactyls.
