Popular Google Doodle games are a series of interactive Google Doodle games launched by the search giant in an attempt to keep people entertained while staying at home. Due to the continuing coronavirus pandemic, nations around the world have imposed blockades and people are confined to their homes to prevent the virus from spreading. With its ‘Popular Google Doodle Games’ initiative, the company wants to promote the games while staying indoors. The last doodle in this series for Friday, May 8 is the beloved old game Pac-Man. This game was first released as Google Doodle in 2010 to celebrate Pac-Man’s 30th anniversary. The Popular Google Doodle Games series was intended to show 10 games from the past, and now all ten have been released.
How to play the Google Doodle game Pac-Man
Once again, the Google banner was encouraged to align with the theme, which is Pac-Man for today, May 8. It shows the second ‘O’ in ‘Google’ becoming Pac-Man when the first ‘O’ becomes a dot grid, which is eaten by Pac-Man. When you hover over the banner, the theme of this initiative is displayed: stay and play at home with the popular previous Google Doodles: Pac-Man (2010).
To play the latest Pac-Man doodle game, click on the doodle and it will show you the results of the popular popular Google Doodle games “along with the” Play “button. Just click the” Play “button and the game will start. You can control the title character with the arrow keys on your keyboard if you are on your desktop or laptop computer. If you are on a smartphone or tablet, you can control the character with swipe gestures. All you have to do is eat all the flashing points without bumping into the ghosts.
Additionally, the search results page containing the Google Pac-Man doodle set shows all of the games included in the series (as seen above), in a “ From the Google doodles file ” carousel. Today, May 8, marks the last day of the series and the latest popular game from Google Doodle. The series started with Coding for Carrots on Aril 27 with new doodles every day. April 28 was cricket, followed by Fischinger, Rockmore, Garden Gnomes, Scoville, Lottery, Halloween, Hip Hop and now Pac-Man.
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Pac-Man was released for the first time in 2010 to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the iconic game. It was launched in 1980 by Namco and its popularity “transcended the geopolitical barriers of the time,” said Google in the original post. In the last article describing the Firday doodle, Google indicated that the Pac-Man doodle set is available in Canada, the United States, India, in most European countries, in certain African countries. , Australia, Japan, Thailand and some countries. South Americans.
Popular Google Doodle Games Series
The series that started on April 27 as Google’s two-week initiative ends today, Friday, May 8. But, it is possible that the search giant will continue this tradition or launch a new series all together from next week. The “popular Google Doodle game series” was a way to keep people entertained at home while respecting the locking restrictions imposed by governments around the world. Pac-Man was the 10th and probably the last interactive doodle, but who knows, maybe Monday will bring back another doodle.
