The Doodle's key themes include football/soccer and Summer Games. Upon clicking on these, it takes the user to key events of the past and the related Doodles. On Saturday, the search engine ...

Google Doodle today: The Paris Olympics 2024 has officially started yesterday. Today, i.e, July 28, Google is celebrating the football tournaments that are scheduled for the games at the French ...

Google’s famous doodles — the illustrations that show up in place of the Google logo nearly every day — have been known to ...

Since the Google Doodle popcorn game, we haven’t gotten a fun game from Alphabet in a little while … until now. This one is called Rise of the Half Moon, and it’s one of those interactive ...

Sept. 25 (UPI) --Four years ago, Thailand broke the record for the world's biggest popcorn machine, and Google celebrated the milestone Wednesday with an interactive Doodle. The illustration shows ...

I write about TV shows, movies, video games, entertainment & culture. Today’s Google Doodle is a celebration of Lake Xochimilco, a natural lake near Mexico City that also happens to be the last ...

With Halloween just around the corner, Google is embracing the festival spirit and has launched an exciting, revamped Doodle game that brings interactive fun to its homepage. Google is known for ...

Please verify your email address. Google, continuing its tradition of interactive Doodles, has released a new version of the Magic Cat Academy Halloween Doodle game ...

In addition to the clickable Doodle, Google will deliver a recurring monthly online card game that invites moon lovers to play against the moon to challenge their capacity to understand the moon ...

Google is celebrating Halloween with a cute new Google Doodle game, featuring the return of its magic-wielding black cat Momo. SEE ALSO: The 9 most addictive Google Doodle games to waste an ...

Alternate ending card sketches. The Google Doodle team tends to make about five to 10 interactive games a year, and most experiences are around two minutes in length. There are exceptions ...