Google just added two new fun Easter eggs to its search results. 。
You can now play 。 Solitaire 。and。 Tic-Tac-Toe 。minigames directly in Google's app and web search results.。
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To access the new minigames, you just need to search for "Solitaire" or "TIc-Tac-Toe." Both searches will surface the games, which you can play directly in your browser or the Google app.。
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Thanks for signing up! 。 Google's take on 。Solitaire。
appears to be a pretty basic version of the classic, though it could prove to be a good source of easy entertainment for those looking to kill a little time. Google even added its logo to the back of the cards -- just in case you forgot where you were actually playing.
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game, on the other hand, has both single and two-player modes. Solo players can also choose the level of difficulty they want to play at (though, let's be honest, there's a decent chance that most games will end in a tie). 。
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Of course, there is no shortage of websites and apps with these games, but having them in Google does save a bit of searching (and won't take up precious storage space on your phone if you're worried about running out). 。TopicsGoogle。TopicsGoogle 。
appears to be a pretty basic version of the classic, though it could prove to be a good source of easy entertainment for those looking to kill a little time. Google even added its logo to the back of the cards -- just in case you forgot where you were actually playing.
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