Monday’s “doodle” — a special logo design placed on Google’s homepage — is the first one ever to feature a programmable game.

The company will feature old Doodle games in the coming weeks. Image courtesy of Google April 27 (UPI) -- Google has re-released its 2017 coding video game for kids in its latest Doodle.

To celebrate 50 years since kids programming languages were first introduced, Google created a special Google Doodle "Coding for Carrots" game directed at kids to get them excited and engaged ...

Coronavirus Google re-releasing some of its most popular Google Doodle games, today is ‘Coding for Carrots’ Published: Apr. 27, 2020, 8:52 a.m.

The first interactive game to be expected on Monday is a Doodle released in 2017 celebrating 50 years of kids coding, which was a throwback to Dec. 4, 2017's Google Doodle.

The popular search engine, which is also known for its incredible Google Doodles that coincide with holidays and events, is reviving 10 of the most popular Google Doodle games from over the years.

Arts Google Doodle Is Bringing Back Its Most Popular Mini-Games The first game to be brought back is a bunny-themed coding exercise from 2017.

Google is marking the 50th anniversary of children learning how to code with the release of a new Doodle that acts as an interactive video game.

Google is launching a series of Doodles starting Monday celebrating some of their most popular interactive games available on its main search page.

Google is sharing some of its most popular past interactive Doodles to encourage its users to stay and play at home.