Roundup

Google's Hidden Games: The Full List

Google has tucked playable games into Search and Chrome for years. Here are the best-known ones and how to find them.

The classics

  • The dino game — Chrome's offline runner. Type chrome://dino or go offline. It's the reason this site exists; play it here.
  • Pac-Man — search "pac-man" on Google to play a full maze.
  • Snake — search "snake game" for Google's version.
  • Solitaire — search "solitaire" to deal a hand.
  • Minesweeper & Tic-Tac-Toe — both open straight from a Google search.

Why the dino is the most beloved

Unlike the search-based games, the dino appears exactly when you're stuck — offline and bored. That timing turned it into an icon. Learn its story in our dino game history and why it's a dinosaur in this post.

The dino also has its own hidden touches — see our easter eggs guide.

Microsoft plays the same trick: Edge hides a surfing game, compared head-to-head in Edge Surf vs Chrome Dino. Prefer a dino spin on the classics? We've got a flappy version and a memory game too, all on the games hub.

FAQ

What games are hidden in Google?

Well-known Google hidden games include the Chrome dino runner, Pac-Man, Snake, Solitaire, Minesweeper, and Tic-Tac-Toe, most of which open straight from a Google search.

How do I open the Google dino game?

Type chrome://dino in Chrome's address bar, or disconnect from the internet and load any page to see the offline dino runner.

Enough reading — go play

Put it to the test with a quick run.

Play the Dino Game