Are you in need of a break from your daily routine? If so, why not immerse yourself in the entertaining world of Google Doodle games? We have handpicked some of the most captivating and enjoyable Google Doodle games for you to explore and play at your convenience.
From interactive puzzles to engaging arcade games, Google Doodle games offer a diverse range of gaming experiences that are sure to keep you hooked. So take a moment to unwind and check out some of the top Google Doodle games that we have curated for you to play right now.
Indulge in the thrill of the game and let yourself be transported into a world of endless fun and adventure.
Draw Game: Quick, Draw
This is a fun little game developed by some Google artificial intelligence tests. In it, the goal is to draw in up to 20 seconds the word that appears on your screen. The artificial intelligence will try to guess your drawing and your objective is to get it to hit 6. An impressive and fun little game.
Play it Quick, Draw!
Dinosaur game
The dinosaur game is not part of Doodles, but it is a fun feature that appears in the Chrome browser when users are without the internet. It was launched in 2014 by designer Sebastien Gabriel and has become a true classic hidden inside the browser.
In the game, you control a pixelated dinosaur that must jump over obstacles to accumulate as many points as possible.
To play, copy and paste the following address into the Google Chrome search bar: chrome://dino/
Halloween
Every year, Google presents a Doodle celebrating Halloween, known as Halloween. In 2016, the platform launched one of the most beloved games by users. In the game, you bring a sorcerer kitten who fights against ghosts to life.
Each ghost presents a shape that must be drawn on the screen for the spell to be cast. As the stages progress, more ghosts will appear simultaneously, and casting different spells to defeat them will be necessary.
Play it Halloween!
Doodle Champion Island Games
In 2016, Google released a series of Doodles that consisted of interactive games in celebration of the Olympics. In 2021, a new series was launched, but this time, even more complex and fun. called from Doodle Champion Island Gamesthe games are based on the classic RPGs popularized by Gameboy and you have to travel around an island that presents several thematic tests.
Play it Doodle Champion Island Games!
Soccer
One of the games released in celebration of the London 2012 Olympics, Doodle Football is very simple to play and quite addictive. In the game, you assume the goalkeeper position and must defend as many balls as possible.
Play it, Soccer!
Pac Man
In celebration of the 30th anniversary of Pac-Man, one of the most popular arcade games of all time, Google released this doodle in 2010, and it remains one of the most popular on the platform. To play on the computer, control the little yellow figure using the keyboard keys. In the mobile version, you have to slide your finger right, left, down, and up anywhere on the screen to control Pac-Man.
Play it, Pac-Man!
Children’s Programming
The objective of this Doodle is simple: help a bunny to catch carrots by placing blocks of arrows around the arena. In celebration of 50 years of programming for kids, Google created an attractive game that helps children and adults understand the first steps of the programming language.
Play it Children’s Programming!
Dwarven Throw
On June 10th, Germany celebrates Garden Day. In honor of the day, Google launched a fun little game inspired by garden gnomes, mystical creatures that, in stories, would be responsible for protecting these places. In the game, you control a catapult and throw the dwarves across a field to get as far away as possible.
Play it, Dwarven Throw!
Bee Game (Earth Day)
In celebration of Earth Day, Google launched the bee game intending to raise awareness about this important insect responsible for pollinating 2/3 of the world’s crops and 85% of the flowers. In the game, you must carry out the pollination process by controlling the bee using the mouse or mousepad on the computer or with your fingers on the cell phone.
Play the bee game!
Doctor Who
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the popular sci-fi series Doctor Who, Google released this fun Doodle in 2013 that has delighted fans and those who didn’t know it. In the game, you can choose between 1 of the 11 versions of the doctor and embark on different stages to collect all the Google letters.
Play it, Doctor Who!
Baseball (4th of July)
In celebration of the Independence Day of the United States, the 4th of July, Google launched a game that is the face of the country. It brings together some basic elements of baseball and the favorite foods of Americans who celebrate this date. In the game, pizzas, sausages, and ice cream take the hitter position, and you must throw the balls you receive by clicking on the screen at the right time.
Play it baseball!
Basketball 2012
In celebration of the 2012 London Olympics, Google has released a series of sports-themed games. Among them is the classic game of basketball. The rules are simple: you must try throwing as many balls as possible into the basket in less than 24 seconds.
Play it Basketball 2012!
Cricket
In honor of the 2017 ICC Champions Trophy, Google created a game based on cricket. In the game, you control a batting cricket, and the objective is to hit as many balls in a row as possible. It sounds easy, but precision with the mouse and fingers will be crucial to accumulate many points.
Play it, Cricket!
Valentine’s Day
On February 14th, Valentine’s Day is celebrated, which corresponds to our Valentine’s Day in Brazil. In 2017, Google created a game in celebration of this passionate day and also warned about the pangolin trafficking that happens in the world.
The pangolin is the only scaled mammal in the world, and its species are at high risk of extinction. In the game, you give life to this little animal accumulating gifts for his love in different scenarios in Africa and Asia.
Play it on Valentine’s Day!
Hip hop
In celebration of the 44th anniversary of the birth of Hip Hop, Google has created a fun music Doodle that teaches you the genre’s history and lets you try some mixing tricks at the root of Hip Hop. Altogether, there are ten musical challenges where you learn and have fun.
Play it, Hip hop!
Pony express
Founded in 1860, Pony Express was an American mail-order company that used horses for transportation and delivery.
In celebration of the company’s 155th anniversary, in 2015, Google launched a fun Doodle in game format. In it, you control a postman on horseback who aims to collect 100 letters dodging obstacles on the way.
Play it pony express!
Canoe slalom 2012
Another game that is part of the commemorations of the 2012 London Olympics, canoe slalom allows you to live a small adventure on a river course using a canoe. In the game, you have to move the left and right arrow buttons to complete the path, dodging obstacles that become increasingly difficult along the way.
Play it, canoe slalom 2012!
Fischinger
German artist Oskar Fischinger was honored by Google in 2017 to celebrate the 117th anniversary. Fischinger was known worldwide for his abstract animations even before the arrival of computers.
In interactive Doodle, you can create musical animations with various features and customization tools.
Play it, Fischinger!
The Scoville
The Scoville scale is used to measure the heat of peppers and plants. This scale was created by pharmacist Wilbur Scoville in 1912 and is now used worldwide. In Doodle, developed in 2016, you play as an ice cream cone and must fight against the different peppers that appear as opponents.
Throughout the game, you also learn a lot of fun facts about some of the hottest peppers found in the world.
Play it Scoville!
