Play Hidden Google Doodle Games – Fun and Free Easter Eggs to Try

🕹️ Classic and Addictive Google Doodle Games

These games are timeless and super easy to play right from your browser:

“Pac-Man” – Relive the arcade days with a playable version of Pac-Man in the Google logo.
“Snake Game” – The retro snake game you probably played on an old Nokia phone.
“Tic Tac Toe” – Challenge Google to a classic game of Xs and Os.
“Solitaire” – A peaceful, classic card game.
“Minesweeper” – The good old bomb-avoidance puzzle from early Windows days.
“Cricket Game” – Play a quirky cricket match with bug characters.

Google often creates doodles around holidays, events, or famous figures. Here are some you shouldn’t miss:

“Halloween 2016” – Play as a wizard cat fighting off ghosts with spells. Super fun and beautifully animated.
“Coding for Carrots” – Introduced for Computer Science Education Week, it teaches the basics of coding.
“Doodle Champion Island Games” – A fully interactive mini-RPG celebrating the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. One of Google’s biggest and most impressive doodles ever!

These doodles or mini-apps are fun, surprising, and sometimes educational:

“Google Birthday Surprise Spinner” – Spin a virtual wheel and get a random interactive doodle or game.
“Earth Day Quiz” – Take a fun personality quiz to find out which animal you are.
“Rubik’s Cube” – Try solving the 3D puzzle cube online.
“Beethoven Google Doodle” – Help Beethoven recover his scattered sheet music in this musical puzzle.
“Hip Hop Google Doodle” – Learn the history of hip-hop and mix beats with virtual turntables.

It’s super easy:

You can also visit the Google Doodle Archive to explore past doodles by category, date, or theme.