Google Doodles are special, temporary changes made to the logo on the Google homepage that commemorates holidays, anniversaries, and the lives of famous artists, pioneers, and scientists. These ...

With Google Stadia, the behemoth tech company tried its hand at getting into the gaming sphere through cloud streaming videogames. It had its moments, such as being one of the best ways to play ...

When we talk about gaming, it's often the big-budget, graphically-intensive experiences that get all the attention. As ...

Besides being the most popular search engine, Google also offers free games that users can play when they’re bored. Many of these games are based on well-known classics and can keep you entertained ...

Google Play Games on PC now offers custom controls across games. There’s also a new sidebar that lets you make quick adjustments during gameplay. Multi-account and multi-instance support are coming ...

Today's popular Google Doodle game is a throwback to December 2019 with the Mexican card game Lotería. The latest in the Stay and Play at Home series is Google's second-ever multiplayer game, allowing ...

Jon has been an author at Android Police since 2021. He primarily writes features and editorials covering the latest Android news, but occasionally reviews hardware and Android apps. His favorite ...

If you would like to enjoy a couple of classics and also unique interactive games in your browser you might be interested to know that Google has lots of its previous Doodle Games available for you to ...

If you're a tech-savvy user, you probably know that tech giants like Google like to hide easter eggs in their software. Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge are perfect examples. The two browsers, whose ...

Technology giant Google is already heavily involved in gaming. The company runs the Google Play store (used for downloading mobile games on Android devices), and last year it unveiled its game ...

Google's social network has finally begun the rollout of games, letting Google+ users play social Web games without leaving the site. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers Apple. Before ...

Google has developed an artificial intelligence system that can play video games like a human and take orders from players and could eventually even have real-world implications down the line. "This ...