Google Doodle Games
Every playable Google Doodle on this page runs right in your browser: no download, no sign-up, and they work on phones too. Start with the fan favourites, Doodle Cricket, Doodle Baseball and Google Snake, then work through the list below.
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Doodle Cricket
2017 doodle
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Doodle Baseball
2019 doodle
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Doodle Football
2012 doodle
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Doodle Basketball
2012 doodle
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Champion Island
2021 doodle
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Doodle Soccer
2012 doodle
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Google Snake
Classic
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Pac-Man
2010 doodle
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Doodle Halloween
2016 doodle
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Doodle Jump
Classic
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Garden Gnomes
2018 doodle
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Bubble Tea
2023 doodle
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Doodle Solitaire
Classic
- 2048 2048 Cricket Puzzle
- 2048 2048 Baseball Puzzle
Google has created many interactive games and puzzles as part of their Google Doodles over the years to celebrate various events, anniversaries, and holidays. Here are some of the most popular and notable Google Doodle games:
Doodle Jump Online
Doodle Jump is an incredibly popular and addictive mobile game first released in 2009. The core gameplay is very simple - you control a cute creature called "The Doodler" who constantly jumps upwards. Your goal is to guide The Doodler up an endless series of platforms without falling off the screen.
Google PAC-MAN (2010)
Released on May 21, 2010 to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the classic arcade game PAC-MAN. This was the first ever playable Google Doodle game. Users could play the full game on the Google homepage.
Google Football (2012)
This game was released on 10 August, 2012 before the 2012 Summer Olympics. The game was a simple football game in a Doodle style.
Google Soccer (2012)
This game was also released on 10 August, 2012 before the 2012 Summer Olympics. The game was a simple soccer game in a funny Doodle style.
Google Basketball (2012)
This game was released on Aug 08, 2012 before the 2021 Summer Olympics. The game was a simple basketball game where you could shoot hoops with a basketball.
Google Doodle Halloween Game (2016)
A spooky game released on October 31, 2016 where you play as a magic cat named Momo who has to defeat ghosts by drawing symbols. It had multiple levels and a sequel was released in 2020.
Coding for Carrots (2017)
Released during Computer Science Education Week in 2017, this game taught basic programming concepts by guiding a rabbit to collect carrots using coding blocks.
Cricket Game (2017)
Released for the 2017 ICC Champions Trophy, this game let you play a simple version of cricket as an animated cricket character.
Google Doodle Solitaire
Google Doodle Solitaire was released on January 29, 2020 to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the classic card game. The game featured a simple version of the classic Klondike Solitaire game.
Google Doodle Snake
Google Doodle Snake is a simple version of the classic game Snake. You can choose different field style and different items to collect.
Garden Gnomes (2018)
A fun game where you launched garden gnomes from a catapult to see how far they could fly, released on Garden Day in Germany in 2018.
Google Doodle Baseball Game (2019)
Released on July 4, 2019 for Independence Day, this baseball game had you bat as classic American foods like hot dogs against animated peanut pitchers.
Doodle Champion Island Games (2021)
An expansive, anime-inspired sports game released around the 2020 Tokyo Olympics with multiple mini-games and quests. One of Google's most ambitious Doodle games to date.
Bubble Tea Game (2023)
A short game released in 2023 where you run a bubble tea shop and fulfill orders as a Formosan mountain dog.
Many of these games, along with hundreds of others, can still be played through the Google Doodle archive. Google has created Doodle games for various occasions like holidays, sporting events, and notable anniversaries.
Frequently asked questions
What are Google Doodle games?
Google Doodles are the special versions of the Google logo made for holidays and anniversaries. Some of them are small games you can play, like the 2017 cricket doodle or the 2019 Fourth of July baseball doodle.
Are these games free?
Yes. Every game here is free to play in your browser.
What is the most popular Google Doodle game?
On this site, Doodle Cricket is played the most, followed by Doodle Football.
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