Google Google has released a new playable Doodle to celebrate the beloved South Asian street food, pani puri — and here’s how it works. Search engine doodles have become very popular over the years, especially when they come in the form of interactive mini-games that can be played for free in a web browser. In the recent past, the boba tea doodle caused quite a stir when it tasked Google visitors with making the delicious drink.
Pani Puri Google Doodle is a puzzle-type video game where players have to click on certain items to get points. In some cases it must match a string of them, as in candy press. However, instead of popping candies, players pop pani puri A snack made with fried bread that is hollow inside and filled with flavored water, chickpeas and various sauces. It is popular in South Asian countries, especially in the Indian subcontinent. In this Google Doodle game, players are supposed to make food for customers by customizing and displaying pani puris the same view.
Here’s how to play the game
The game is available on both desktop and mobile. To play, users need to go to the main Google search page and click on the game banner in the middle. On the next screen, users have to select the game mode from “noted‘or’relaxation.The first mode prompts users to pick and pop pani puri in a certain duration, and in case of failure to restart the game. The timer and type of pani puri that needs popping is shown above. Each time, he orders a different colored snack, which shows the many ingredients that make up the pani puri, which makes the game more interesting.
In the second mode, users can play without any time limit. However, the customer’s happiness bar in the game decreases if users keep showing the wrong tiles. Over time, the game becomes more and more difficult as you start looking to open more and more tiles. After the game is over, it asks the user if they want to play again, share the result with friends by copying a link, or read more about food on Google. It also offers play/pause and mute/unmute options.
Google doodles often pay homage to an important historical figure, event, cultural movement or cuisine. The latest doodle celebrates the unique nutrient. However, like other doodles and easter eggs, this little pani puri won’t stay on the main page for long. for Lucky, Google He saves all his drawings in an archive so people can play them later.
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