8 Awesome Google Fun Tricks

Everyone uses google every day. There are lots of tricks, funny searches and games that you might not know about. Here I will tell you some of them.
You can use them to have a fun or to make a jokes with your friends.

1. Do a barrel roll trick:

Go to Google.com and simply type in the search box “do a barrel roll” and see the magic. The page will rotate two times.

2. Atari Breakout Trick:

Go to Google images and type “Atari Breakout”. The images will be transformed into blocks and you can play Breakout ,classic arcade game of the 70’s era.

3. Tilt page trick:

4. Recursion trick:
Search for “recursion” on Google Translate and you will get stuck in an infinite loop much like recursion. Recursion means repeating. Google will show “did you mean recursion?” every time  searching for recursion. It is a fun act of Google for all the geeks who understand what is recursion.

5. Google Gravity:

Type in “Google Gravity ” in their homepage and then click on the “I’ m feeling lucky” button. It will redirect you to one of the fun projects called “Google Gravity”. It is a Chrome Experiment done by Hi-Res. See how gravity bring Google to its knees. You can even search anything.

6. Zerg Rush:

When you type “zerg rush” in Google .The ‘o’ and ‘o’ of Google appears from the top and the right of the Google page and slowly eats up the whole page leaving nothing . Its fun to watch.

7. Bonus: elgoog.im

A rotated version of Google.com, kind of google tricks. Provides you with a reversed Google site, known as Google backwards. You can also do surfing on elgoog.im, it’s fun.

8. Google Sky

You can fly through space using Google sky. You can see  celestial objects, including stars, constellations, galaxies, planets and the Earth’s moon via Google sky.


Which was your favorite one? Tell us in comments below 

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