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Google is bringing back its most popular Doodle games to keep people entertained through coronavirus locks.
The new Doodles will highlight some of the best games to adorn your homepage from the past few years.
The show started on April 27 and will run for two weeks, with new games arriving every day.
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He has already highlighted his game “Coding for Carrots”, which first arrived in 2017 and launched to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Logo, the programming language created for children. It allows children to learn the basics of coding using the simple game, which sees them control a rabbit while it is searching for food.
Similarly, the “Rockmore” game was created to celebrate the teraminist pioneer Clara Rockmore’s 105th birthday, and allows users to learn to play the unusual and strange electric instrument. The similar “Fischinger” scribble was originally made to celebrate filmmaker and visual artist Oskar Fischinger’s 117th birthday, and also allows players to create their own music.
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Other games are less educational, like the second one created as part of the ICC Championship Trophy. It is a cricket game in two ways: you are playing cricket, but you also play like cricket, participating in an animal themed championship.
The garden gnomes joined the crickets in the outdoor themed games, which originally appeared in 2018 in a game that aimed to celebrate the history of German artisans and also allow players to throw clay models from a trebuchet. That game was originally created in the summer of 2018.
New updates will arrive every day during the period. Google has not revealed what they are, but is provoking them on a special part of its website.
Games can be found simply by going to the Google home page or searching for “popular google doodle games “from the browser.
The series is running to allow people to have something to do while staying home through the coronavirus blockade.
“As COVID-19 continues to impact communities around the world, people and families everywhere spend more time at home,” explained a Google post on its Doodle blog. “In light of this, we are launching a throwback Doodle series reminiscent of some of our popular interactive Google Doodle games!”
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