Google Doodle for Valentine's Day lets you reunite two lovesick hamsters

time：2025-04-26 15:36:10author: adminsource: 美玉无瑕网

Google is celebrating the day of love with a special Valentine's Day-themed Doodle, featuring two adorable hamsters stuck in a Google letter-shaped maze.

The object of today's playable animation is to reunite the lovelorn creatures, using a bunch of levers and switches to complete the Google logo. True love will reign once the cute couple are back together.

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The interactive 3D Doodle is the latest in Google's line of search illustrations, many of which have celebrated important legacies (including pizza), campaigned for COVID-19 vaccines, and marked occasions like the Olympics.

SEE ALSO: Google Doodle honors the legacy of Black baseball legend Toni Stone

Today's Doodle takes less than 30 seconds to play, and ends with the hamsters coming together inside a heart, accompanied with a cute jingle in the background. Happy Valentine's Day!

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