It will all be familiar to anyone who has ever played a Pac-Man game.

We tried starting the game multiple times, and Google Maps sent us all around the globe: Mexico City, Tokyo, Phoenix, Chicago’s Wrigley Field and the Plaça de la Sagrada Família in Barcelona. ( The Verge reports that you can also play on the web, and that version will let you choose the location.) If you tap the button, the app will whisk you to a seemingly random spot somewhere in the world for a game of Ms. It’s above the usual “pinpoint my location” button on the right side of the screen. And for more design treats from Google, see our Google logo history.If you open the Google Maps app on a smartphone or tablet today, you’ll see a pinkish-orange button featuring Ms. If you'd like to insert some Easter eggs in your site, check out our guide to the best web design tools or sign up for our UX design course to learn more about UI and UX design in general. Some of them have disappeared now, but many are still there to be enjoyed if your type the right term into the search engine. That's why we've created this roundup of the best Google Easter eggs to help you find some of these little gems.

Of course, Google Easter eggs have their biggest impact when you discover them completely by surprise because you happen to type in a search term where Google has hidden something in the results, but there are plenty of things you may never search for, meaning that you'd miss the treats Google has hidden.

Plus, you get to feel like you're in the know, and you can share your new-found knowledge with your friends.

Google Easter eggs are the perfect treat to break your day and while away five minutes, or even an afternoon of discovery.

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