What is elgooG?
elgooG is a fan made collection of Google Easter eggs, tricks and Doodle games, many of which Google has since removed. The name is Google spelt backwards, and it started life as a mirrored Google search page. It is not affiliated with Google.
You can make the Google homepage collapse under gravity, fight off a Zerg Rush of letters, do a barrel roll, play Google Pac-Man and Snake, or run the Chrome dinosaur game without going offline. There are also fan creations such as Google Tetris, Google in 1998 and an upside down search page.
Main Features
- Restored classics like Zerg Rush, Google Mario and Atari Breakout
- Google Gravity, Google Tilt and Do a Barrel Roll
- Chrome Dino game, including a 3D version
- Doodle games such as Google Pac-Man and Snake
- Fan made extras like Google Tetris and Google in 1998
- Nothing to install, everything runs in the browser
How to Get Started with elgooG
- Visit elgoog.im.
- Browse the restored Easter eggs and Doodle games.
- Click one, for example Google Gravity or Zerg Rush.
- Play, then come back to try another trick.
elgooG Pricing
Everything on elgooG is free to play in the browser. The site is supported by ads and does not need an account.
Who Should Use It?
- People who miss old Google Easter eggs
- Students looking for a quick game in a break
- Nostalgic internet fans
- Anyone wanting to prank a friend with a strange Google page
elgooG Alternatives
- The Useless Web: random pointless websites
- Windows 93: a parody desktop in your browser
- RetroGames: classic games in the browser
Frequently Asked Questions
Is elgooG free?
Yes. All the Easter eggs and games on elgooG are free to play with no account.
Is elgooG made by Google?
No. It is a fan site and says it is not affiliated with Google.
What can you play on elgooG?
Google Gravity, Zerg Rush, Google Pac-Man, Snake, the Chrome Dino game, Do a Barrel Roll and many more.