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Turn Google Images into the legendary Atari Breakout! Launched in 2013 for the game’s 37th birthday, this Easter egg transformed image results into breakable bricks. It was removed from Google Images in 2020 — but you can play our restored, polished version right here!
The Google Atari Breakout game was a hidden interactive treat inside Google Images. It converted your image results into a playable version of the 1976 arcade classic, cleverly using thumbnails as the bricks.
Debuting in 2013 to celebrate Breakout’s 37th anniversary, it quickly became one of Google’s most talked-about Easter eggs. Although it’s no longer in Google Images, you can enjoy it here in a faithful, fully restored version.
Google released it in 2013, marking 37 years since Atari’s original Breakout hit arcades. A small team of engineers built it as a playful nod to gaming history woven into search.
Yes! While it’s gone from Google Images, we’ve preserved the full experience here so you can play anytime — with the charm intact and the rough edges smoothed out.
Playing is simple:
Get ready for classic arcade action with a distinctly Google twist!
Absolutely. It’s free to play — no downloads, no fees, and no sign-ups. Just press play and have fun.
After you finish a run, your final score appears with easy sharing options.
Tap the Share button to post your achievement and invite friends to take their shot.
The layouts grow progressively tougher. As you advance, the ball speeds up and brick patterns get more intricate — stay sharp, keep the paddle moving, and aim for a clean sweep.
There’s no save feature. Each playthrough is a fresh start — true to the quick, high-stakes spirit of the arcade original.