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The Best Google Doodle Games to Pass Time

By Matthew Lynch
July 31, 2023
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As we navigate through the unpredictable waters of the global pandemic, many of us find ourselves spending more time indoors than ever before. With limited options for activities and entertainment, it can be challenging to keep ourselves occupied and stave off boredom. Thankfully, Google has gifted us with some engaging, immersive mini-games that we can access through their perpetually changing Doodle feature.

Here are some of the best Google Doodle games to pass the time while stuck at home.

1. Pac-Man (2010)

This tribute to the arcade classic Pac-Man was released on the game’s 30th anniversary, and it quickly became one of the most popular Google Doodles of all time. Players control the iconic yellow character as he navigates a maze, collects pellets, and avoids ghosts. The game’s graphics and sounds are an homage to the retro arcade experience, and the gameplay remains thrilling and addictive.

2. Global Candy Cup (2015)

This Doodle was released during the 2015 Women’s World Cup and serves as a celebration of the event. Players can choose from various countries and compete against each other in a mini-game that blends soccer with Bejeweled-style gameplay. It’s a fun and colorful game that can keep you occupied for hours.

3. Halloween (2016)

This spooky game lets players control a small black cat on a mission to save its kidnapped friend from a ghostly world. The gameplay involves jumping, dodging obstacles, and fighting enemies, all with a Halloween thematic twist. It’s an engaging and enjoyable game that will get you in the seasonal mood.

4. Garden Gnomes (2018)

This game is a creative and colorful twist on the classic Whac-A-Mole arcade game. Players must keep pesky garden gnomes away from their prized vegetables by hitting them with a mallet. The game’s graphics and sound effects are charming and entertaining, and it’s a great way to kill time while avoiding a real-life garden drama.

5. Coding for Carrots (2017)

This Doodle is an interactive way to learn the basics of coding. Players can help a bunny move around a maze by completing simple coding tasks. The game is designed to teach children the fundamentals of coding, but it’s just as enjoyable for adults. It’s a great way to learn new skills and stimulate your brain while being entertained.

Google Doodles offer a whimsical and entertaining distraction during these uncertain times. With a wide variety of games to choose from, there’s sure to be something to keep everyone occupied and entertained. So, fire up your computer, settle into your favorite chair, and get lost in the wacky world of Google Doodle games

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