
Classic Google Doodle games
Some of the best-loved browser games started as Google Doodles or as little games hidden in Google Search. Here you can play the Pac-Man Doodle from Pac-Man's 30th anniversary in 2010, Doodle Baseball from the Fourth of July 2019, where snacks step up to bat, and Search games like Google Snake, Google Minesweeper and Block Breaker.
You'll also find versions of the dinosaur game from Chrome, like Chrome Dino Run, the musical Viola the Bird from Google Arts & Culture, and Google Feud, a fan-made game about guessing what people search for.
Are these the real Google Doodles?
The Pac-Man Doodle, Doodle Baseball, Google Snake and Google Minesweeper are Google's own games. The dinosaur games are remakes of Chrome's offline game, and Google Feud is made by a fan. RocketGames isn't part of Google; we collect these games so they're easy to find in one place.
Can two players play the Pac-Man Doodle?
Yes. Click Insert Coin a second time and Ms. Pac-Man joins the maze. The first player moves with the arrow keys and the second with W, A, S and D.
Can I play Google Doodle games on a phone?
Most of them, yes. Google Snake, Doodle Baseball and the dinosaur games are easy to play with touch, while Google Minesweeper plays best on a computer with a mouse.








