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The site restores or resurrects interactive Google Easter eggs that have been discontinued by Google. It's your go-to hub for the coolest and most engaging Google Easter eggs, along with secret tricks, mini-games, and hidden jokes. Discover a world of fun with elgoog.im!
Google Search Mirror - elgooG. Discover a trove of the best interactive Google Easter eggs, clandestine Google tricks, covert Google Doodle games, lighthearted Google jokes, pranks, hacks, and more.
Experience the iconic arcade game of the '80s online. Guide Pac-Man to eat all the dots while avoiding the ghosts. Use your cursor ↑ ↓ ← → keys or your finger👆👉. Relive the joy of the classic '80s Pac-Man arcade game with one of the most beloved Google Doodle games - Google Pac-Man.
Dive into the captivating Google Gravity effects at elgooG. Watch as everything you know from Google succumbs to gravity's pull. Get adventurous with your searches and marvel at the stunning gravitational effects.
Google Mirror, or elgooG, is a whimsical reverse of the Google search engine, rendering everything backwards. This novelty twist on Google offers a backward browsing experience. Visit https://elgoog.im/google-mirror/ to step into this mirrored world.
Relive the iconic Thanos Infinity Gauntlet Snap from Google with this interactive replica. Although Google discontinued the trick in 2020, it's now available on elgooG for free.
Introduced in 2013 for the 37th anniversary of Atari Breakout, it's now a nostalgic memory, no longer in Google Images search but still playable on elgooG.
Dive into the 3D version of the classic Google Chrome Dinosaur Game, available online for free and unblocked! Experience enhanced depth and realism with 3D graphics as you guide a charming T-Rex through a desert, dodging obstacles like cacti and pterodactyls.
Experience the whimsy of zero-gravity with Floating Google. On this page, you can drag and drop items, watch them drift, bounce, or even collide in an anti-gravity environment. It's a delightful way to learn about physics, astronomy, and Google's innovations while having a blast. Sign in.
The Google Snake game, also dubbed Google Matopeli, debuted as a Google doodle on January 29, 2013, in celebration of the Chinese New Year. The doodle turned the Google logo into a playable snake, challenging players to navigate the snake to consume food, avoiding self-collision and walls.
