Google Doodles are special, temporary changes made to the logo on the Google homepage that commemorates holidays, anniversaries, and the lives of famous artists, pioneers, and scientists. These ...

The Tokyo Olympics are set to begin on Friday, and keeping in that friendly competitive spirit, Google is launching “Champion Island,” their largest-ever Doodle game, letting you compete for one of ...

Remember when you could play Pac-Man or solve a Rubik's Cube on Google's homepage? Interactive games such as those are making a comeback. Starting Monday, Google is using its Doodles to launch a ...

After the first wave of Google Doodle games, we’re now seeing the latest selection or “second wave” roll out over the course of the week. Every single day, a new game has been pulled from the Doodle ...

Want to know what are the best Google Doodle games? Well, Google Doodle games are more than decorative changes to the Google logo. Many Doodles are playable mini-games that captured the hearts of ...

How about some mobile games news that isn’t about Pokemon Go? Lima Sky has committed to launching an e-sports league and new edition of their wildly popular Doodle Jump mobile game, according to the ...

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Google has gone all-out on today's doodle to mark the start of the Tokyo Olympics. Select the modified logo and you can play 'Doodle Champion Island Games,' an anime-infused title featuring sports ...

Over the years, Google has shown impressive and interesting mini-games on its homepage. Some of these you maybe remember playing from the past. As the world waits for the virus to be totally erased ...

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Doodle Jump has been downloaded more than 250 million times as a mobile game. But now it is headed into casinos as a “gamblified” game, where you can now win (or lose) money on it in real-money ...