Celebrating Pani Puri

A short browser game released for Computer Science Education Week, celebrating the quinquagenary of the release of the children's programming language Logo.

An interactive Google Doodle that was created to celebrate 50 years since kids programming languages were first introduced to the world. The game makes you program a rabbit to get through each stage.

Today’s interactive game Doodle celebrates the traditional Mexican card game, Lotería! It’s also our second-ever multiplayer experience: Play the game with friends in a private match, or match with users around the globe at random.

Welcome to the Global Candy Cup, a fierce competition where four extraordinary witches race to collect the most candy before the end of Halloween. Join one witch’s worldwide team and keep playing throughout the day to add to your team’s score. Only one team will go home with the Cup — will it be yours?

On a sunny morning in Ghana, the ingredients for pangolin love are falling into place. Don’t let its hard outer scales fool you: inside, our friend Pangolin is a big softie, pining over a long-distance romance. Now, the letter this pangolin’s been waiting for has arrived! Pangolin’s sweetheart wants to meet for real, and it’s ready to roll across the globe to make it happen. This game released in 4 parts, starting on February 11th and ended on February 14th.

In this game, you’ll face off against a goalkeeper from the rival country of each match. Choose the nation you support and try to score as many penalties as possible, with the goalkeeper increasing in speed each time you score.

An interactive Google Doodle made for the Doctor Who 50th Anniversary. Those dastardly Daleks have stolen the Google letters and we need Doctor Who to retrieve them!

A short browser game released for Computer Science Education Week, celebrating the quinquagenary of the release of the children's programming language Logo.

An interactive game Doodle which celebrates the 82nd birthday of Gerald “Jerry” Lawson, one of the fathers of modern gaming who led the team that developed the first home video gaming system with interchangeable game cartridges. The Doodle features games designed by three American guest artists and game designers: Davionne Gooden, Lauren Brown, and Momo Pixel.

Exploring one of several spooky maps, players must collect as many wandering spirit flames as they can in two minutes and return them to their homebase. After time’s up, the team that has collected the most spirit flames wins. But beware! - Opponents can intercept spirits from one another as they bring them back to homebase. Players can choose to host a game with up to seven friends and family via a custom invitation link OR just play with randomized players around the globe. The team built several systems to enable this multiplayer gaming, all running on the Google Cloud Platform, including integrating Open Match, a highly-scalable, open source matchmaking framework cofounded by Google Cloud and Unity. It looks like the ghost is clear—Let's Ghoul!