List of Google Search Easter Eggs

Row #	Search Icons	Title	Image	Description
1		Atari Breakout game		Search for [Atari Breakout] in Google's image search and click play. It brings up a browser game of Breakout which has colour shaded Atari game screenshots as the blocks.
2		Zerg rush		Search for [Zerg rush]. A browser game is launched where numerous copies of the letter O (in Google's font), will attack your search results. Each search result has a hit-point bar, and so do the attacking Os. The objective of the game is to defend your search results by repeatedly clicking on the attackers. The term 'Zerg' refers to one of the playable races in the RTS (real-time strategy) game Starcraft.
3		Do a barrel roll		Search for [Do a barrel roll]. The Google search results page does a 360 degree spin.
4		Tilt		Search for [tilt]. The Google search results pages (not just the first page), will be tilted on an angle.
5		Askew		Search for [askew]. It has the same effect as searching for [tilt] i.e. the search results page is slanted on an angle.
6		Blink		Search for [<blink>] or [blink html]. The word 'blink' will flash wherever it appears in the webpage search result descriptions.
7		Recursion		Searching for [recursion] includes a 'Did you mean: recursion' link i.e. a link back to the same page.
8		Webdriver torso		Search for [webdriver torso]. The Google logo becomes an animated series of coloured blocks.
9		Answer to life the universe and everything		Search for [answer to life the universe and everything]. Google says the answer is 42 (a reference to The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy).
10		Once in a blue moon		Search for [once in a blue moon].

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