Google is celebrating its 19th birthday today in the most fun way possible. The Doodle lets you spin the wheel and PLAY GAMES. But where are these coming from?
Over the years, Google has had a host of animations and games celebrating numerous things and for its 19th birthday celebration, Google has picked out a few games for you to enjoy.
Here are all the games that you can play.
Earth Day Quiz
Earth Day Quiz is the ‘Which animal are you quiz’. Simply select answers based on your behaviour and voila! This is probably the least interactive of all the games on the Google doodle today.
Cricket Cricket
India is a nation of cricket lovers and Cricket Cricket is a delight. With some cute graphics, just hit the ball, play for runs and enjoy.
Halloween spells
With the Harry Potter-esque graphics, Halloween spells is the game that got a lot of attention last Halloween. Learn the spells and shoo the ghost away as you move through the library.
Scovile scales
How hot are those chilies? Scovile scales was a tribute to Wilbur Scovile who created the measurement to understand how hot the different types of chilies are.
So if Wilbur goes for the ice cream really quickly, you know where to rate it.
Arpeggios
Arpeggios is a little slow and boring compared to the rest. Arpeggios is a place to create all kinds of strange music.
Theramin
Theramin was created to commemorate Clara Rockmore. It is fun and educational too. Learn about Rockmore’s life while you create beautiful music notes.
DJing
DJing was hailed for its interactive appeal when it was released. It takes you through the rise and range of hip-hop and keeps you hooked with chirpy beats and the comic strip style telling.
Birthday piñata
Birthday piñata is a comeback from Google’s 15th birthday and we know the drill just by the name. You hit the start for the sweets and say HAPPY BIRTHDAY GOOGLE!
Pac-Man
Pac Man is the best game ever generally and has to be the best Google Doodle game too. We have seen various versions of it and the more versions we have the merrier it gets. Full points to Google for adding this one.
So, go spin the wheel and celebrate Google’s 19th birthday.