You can now play 'Solitaire' and 'Tic-Tac-Toe' directly in Google

Google just added two new fun Easter eggs to its search results.
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Karissa Bell
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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.

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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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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The Tic-Tac-Toe 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).

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Karissa Bell

Karissa was Mashable's Senior Tech Reporter, and is based in San Francisco. She covers social media platforms, Silicon Valley, and the many ways technology is changing our lives. Her work has also appeared in Wired, Macworld, Popular Mechanics, and The Wirecutter. In her free time, she enjoys snowboarding and watching too many cat videos on Instagram. Follow her on Twitter @karissabe.

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