2019年4月26日 · Relive the iconic Thanos Infinity Gauntlet Snap from Google with this interactive replica. Although Google discontinued the trick in 2020, it's now available on elgooG for free.

The "Let It Snow" Easter egg was a festive feature by Google that caused the search results page to be covered in a layer of simulated snow. This interactive element was a fun, seasonal addition to the search experience.

Invoke the might of Thanos and snap your search results into a new reality. Call upon Batman with the Bat-Signal to safeguard Gotham City! Celebrate a decade of Chrome with the Birthday Edition Dinosaur Game , complete with a bot!

Discover a handpicked collection of interactive Google Easter eggs, hidden tricks, secret Doodle games, humorous jokes, playful pranks, clever hacks, and more on this uniquely inverted Google Search Results Page.

Play a perfect replica of Google's "Super Mario Bros" Easter egg - restored in 2022 for everyone to enjoy. It's the beloved hidden trick from Google, now easily accessible for some retro fun!

In this captivating Google Thanos Infinity Gauntlet Snap Easter egg, behold as the mighty Thanos wields unimaginable power, erasing half of your search results with a mere snap of his fingers.

The "Wizard of Oz" Easter egg was popular among users, generating significant attention on social media platforms. The creative transformation of the search page and the interactive ruby slippers were praised for their originality.

2013年2月9日 · The original Google Doodle Snake game is a simple, browser-based version of the classic game. Players control a snake, navigating it around a grid, collecting food to grow longer, and avoiding collisions with the walls or its own body.

Dive into the thrill of the 2048 Game with a Google-inspired twist. Enjoy playing for free online and challenge yourself in the AI/Bot mode.

2010年5月21日 · The interactive guitar doodle featured six strings, which could be plucked with the mouse to produce musical notes. The keys on the keyboard could also be used to play the guitar, with each key corresponding to a different note or chord.