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9 Ways to Do Fun Google Tricks and Easter Eggs

By Matthew Lynch
April 10, 2024
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Introduction:

Google is well-known for its search engine, but it’s also full of fun tricks and hidden Easter eggs that can make your browsing experience even more enjoyable. In this article, we’ll share nine of our favorite Google tricks that are guaranteed to brighten up your day. Get ready to impress your friends and colleagues with your new-found Google knowledge!

1.Do a Barrel Roll

To perform this neat trick, simply type “do a barrel roll” into the Google search bar and hit Enter. Watch as your entire screen does a complete 360-degree spin!

2.Flip a Coin

Can’t decide between two options? Let Google do the choosing for you. Type “flip a coin” into the search bar, and Google will flip an imaginary coin, providing you with either heads or tails.

3.Play Atari Breakout

Relive the classic days of gaming with Atari Breakout right on your browser. Search for “Atari Breakout” in Google Images, and you’ll be able to play this nostalgic game as the image results turn into blocks for you to destroy with a paddle.

4.Explore the TARDIS

Doctor Who fans, rejoice! You can explore the inside of the TARDIS by searching for “TARDIS” on Google Maps. Click on the police call box icon near Earl’s Court Road in London, and you’ll be transported inside the famous time-traveling spaceship.

5.Pac-Man

Take a trip back in time by playing Pac-Man on Google Maps! Simply click on the Pac-Man icon on the lower left-hand corner when browsing in Map view, and enjoy navigating your favorite streets as Pac-Man eats his way through pellets and ghosts.

6.Zerg Rush

If you’re familiar with Starcraft, this reference will make you smile. Type “zerg rush” into the search bar and hit Enter. Watch as countless O’s (zerglings) descend upon your search results, devouring them rapidly. Click on the O’s to destroy them and protect your search results!

7.Askew

Are you feeling a bit off-kilter today? Search for “askew” in the Google search bar, and the screen will tilt slightly to the right, leaving you with a slightly disoriented experience.

8.Google Gravity

Ever wondered what Google would look like in zero gravity? Search for “Google Gravity” and click on the first result you find. Watch as the Google logo and search bar come crashing down due to gravitational pull.

9.Play Dinosaur Game

This hidden gem is accessible when you’re offline and can’t connect to the internet. If you encounter the “No Internet” error page with the dinosaur icon, simply press the spacebar or tap on your mobile screen to start an endless running game featuring this lovable T-Rex.

Conclusion:

Google’s endless supply of tricks and Easter eggs make browsing more than just a way to find information—it can also be a source of entertainment and wonder. We hope these nine fun Google tricks brighten up your day!

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