Everything here breaks the page on purpose
Some of these are twenty years old. Some were built last week by people who wanted to see whether a search box could survive being dropped, spun, flooded, or eaten by a swarm. None of them need an install and none of them last longer than a coffee break.
The list splits roughly three ways. There are the ones you play, the ones that destroy the interface in front of you, and the ones that dig up a version of the web that stopped existing a long time ago.
if you have thirty seconds
Press do a barrel roll and watch the page turn over once. That’s the shortest one and still the most shared. askew google is even quieter, tilting everything nine degrees and waiting to see how long you take to notice.
if you have five minutes
google gravity collapses the whole interface into a heap you can pick up and throw around, and it keeps working after the fall. google underwater floods the screen with fish that multiply every time you ask for more.
if you want a scoreboard
Four proper games live here. google snake game and google pac-man are the ones people lose afternoons to. dinosaur game is the offline runner, and space invaders google lets you shoot the results off the page.
the ones nobody expects
google guitar turns the logo into six strings you can strum with the keyboard. google zipper gives you a zip pull to drag down the middle of the screen. crazy google fan is a desk fan pointed at the letters, and it works better than it has any right to.
For the destructive end of the shelf, thanos snap removes half the results in a cloud of gold dust and black hole google easter egg pulls everything into a single point until the page is empty.