A directory
Every Google game,
one page.
Google has quietly built dozens of playable games into Search and its Doodle archive, but there is no single index of them. This is that index — 19 games, every link checked. They all open on Google, in a new tab.
These are links, not embeds. Google serves its games with
X-Frame-Options: SAMEORIGIN and a frame-ancestors policy limited to
Google domains, so they cannot be placed inside another site — and the games belong to Google
(PAC-MAN to Bandai Namco), so they are linked here rather than copied. Want a game that
stays on this site? The four originals do.
Search games vs Doodle games
They are two different things. Search games — Solitaire, Minesweeper, Snake,
Block Breaker, Tic-Tac-Toe — are permanent fixtures that appear as a playable card when you
search the game's name. Doodle games were made for a single day, then kept in
Google's archive at doodles.google; Champion Island and Magic Cat Academy are the
most elaborate of them by a wide margin.
If a link stops working
Search games are reached through a Google results page, so what you see depends on your region and Google's current layout — a game may not surface everywhere. Doodle archive pages are stable, but the older Flash-era Doodles were rebuilt over time and a few have moved. Every link on this page returned HTTP 200 when it was last checked.