'Triumph is délicieux,' Google offered, alongside clues like, 'Chomp your way to independence down seven lanes of July' or 'Head to the valley of the sun and earn your grade in the art of the game.' Which users will have to decipher from a list of hints.

There is no word on when the feature will disappear, but timing isn't the only restrictionPac-Man in Google Maps is available only in select locations. 'But eat the pac-dots fast, because the game will only be around for a little while.' 'Avoid Blinky, Pinky, Inky, (and Clyde!) and you swerve the streets of some famous places around the world,' the Google Maps Help site (Opens in a new window) said. Call it an early April Fool's prank, or an appropriately timed online Easter egg: Folks can now play the classic arcade game Pac-Man in Google Maps. Google wants to help make that dream a reality.

Short of dressing in a yellow cushion and chasing strangers while making chomping sounds, playing real-life Pac-Man is just a gamer's dream.

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In the console terminal, type yes and press enter to begin playing the game. First, search for text adventure in Google Search, then right-click the browser window and press Ctrl+Shift+J to open the browser console. You’ll need to use the hidden Google Chrome console to use this. Many of the games we’ve mentioned in this shortlist have been visual experiences, but if you’re seeking a text-based adventure, you need to try the secret adventure game included in Google Search. Text Adventure (Google Chrome and Search) Head over to the Google Doodles archive to try out these existing hidden Google games to pass the time. You don’t need anything special to play these, as all you need is your browser. There are plenty of games to try, from snowball fights to a Rubik’s cube, as well as one of our favorites-a basketball game to celebrate the 2012 Olympics. Quite a few of these past Google Doodles (as they’re called) have been fun little mini-games, which are still playable over at the Google Doodles archive.

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