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Please update to a modern browser such as Chrome, Firefox, Edge or Safari. Saving a drawing online allows you to share it with others or save it as private in your personal gallery (if signed in). SEVİMLİ OTAQLAR Like Thisissand, AutoDraw isn’t technically a game — but it’s a tool you can use to run creative, low-stakes drawing activities with your team. Developed by Google Creative Lab, AutoDraw uses machine learning to guess what you’re trying to draw. You can turn your digital doodles into great pictures in seconds. First, have the designated drawer sit with their back to the other players. Everyone should have a clipboard with a piece of paper and a pencil. Then, the drawer draws a simple picture. Next, they describe their drawing to the other players and they try to draw it, but without ever seeing the original. We especially love that this game really emphasizes the need to give clear, precise instructions.
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It launched in December 2011 (and keep an eye out, because it’s getting a makeover in the near future). In the archive, you can read about each Doodle and learn about the topic at hand, and often read about the artist as well — there’s also a section for interactive Doodles you can revisit. You can even check out the history of Doodles for any specific day. (And since we’re talking about learning more about Doodles: Did you know you can click each Doodle for more information about its theme? Just a little pro tip.) Usually these games are meant to last anywhere from 2 to 20 minutes, though some last even an hour or more. (One or two may even make you refuse to give up until you beat them properly….) In no particular order, here are some of the best Google Doodle games you can still play.

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