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elgooG is a website that restores and showcases the hidden games and tricks of Google, such as the underwater search, the Bat-Signal, and the snake game. It also offers a mirror image of Google.com, where you can search in reverse and see the logo and text flipped.
- Pacman Game
Google Pac-Man Game. Experience the iconic arcade game of...
- Do a Barrel Roll
Unveil the Google Search Mirror - elgooG. https://elgoog.im...
- Search Mirror
elgooG Search, known as the Google Search Mirror, is a...
- Birthday
Celebrate with the Chrome T-Rex Dinosaur Game's 🎂 Birthday...
- Play Google Atari Breakout
Transform Google Images search results into a playful...
- Google in 1998
Google's "Google in 1998" Easter egg commemorates its 15th...
- Google Gravity
Created by Mr. Doob in 2009, Google Gravity is a playful...
- Google Guitar
Interact with the Google Guitar using your mouse or...
- Pacman Game
Google Mirror, or elgooG, is a whimsical reverse of the Google search engine, rendering everything backwards. This novelty twist on Google offers a backward browsing experience. Visit https://elgoog.im/google-mirror/ to step into this mirrored world. Search results, too, play along, presenting themselves in reverse for a quirky search session.
elgooG is a website that restores and discovers interactive Google Easter Eggs, such as Underwater Search, Zerg Rush, and Dinosaur Game. You can play them online for free and enjoy the backward version of Google.com, the killed or enhanced versions of Google, or the legacy ones.
Google Mirror oder elgooG ist eine schelmische Umkehrung der Google-Suchmaschine, bei der alles rückwärts dargestellt wird. Diese neuartige Variante von Google bietet ein rückwärts gerichtetes Browsing-Erlebnis. Besuchen Sie https://elgoog.eu/de/google-mirror/, um in diese gespiegelte Welt einzutauchen. Auch die Suchergebnisse spielen mit ...
A rotated version of Google. Google Backwards, Google Reverse.
elgooG (the word Google spelled backwards) is a mirrored website of Google Search with horizontally flipped search results, also known as a " Google mirror ". It was created by All Too Flat [1] "for fun", which started to gain popularity in 2002.
