Encouraging people to stay at home, Google brings back its series of Doodles game!

New Delhi, April 27: The search engine giant Google has brought back its series of Doodles game on Monday, to keep the people away from boredom during the lockdown. The Google Doodle game comes with the tag line "Stay and Play at Home" to encourage people to stay indoors to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

 

"As COVID-19 continues to impact communities around the world, people and families everywhere are spending more time at home. In light of this, we're launching a throwback Doodle series looking back at some of our popular interactive Google Doodle games!" said Google in a public post.

 

 

Over the years, Google has featured an impressive number of games and minigames on its homepage, all of which have been carefully preserved and archived on the Google Doodle Blog. 'Coding' from 2017 was the first game released by Google in the new doodle game series which features a bunny and to win the game, the player has to get the bunny to collect all carrots.

 

The player can move different command tiles into the tray and the bunny will follow what the player is programming it to perform. This series will reportedly run for two weeks. There will be 10 doodles in total and all of them will be popular Google Doodle games from the past. Google Doodle games are part of Google's interactive doodles.

 

Google will be introducing new games each day for the next two weeks. In its previous doodles, Google thanked all those who are offering help during coronavirus pandemic. It shared a series of doodles to honor all those who are working during this tough period. The tech giant has been carrying out this series of doodles to honor all those who have been working in the times of novel coronavirus.