Simple Steps to Play the Zerg Rush Game on Google

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Experience the popular Google easter egg game in your web browser

Written by Rain Kengly

Last Updated: April 6, 2026 Fact Checked

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Do you remember the popular StarCraft term "Zerg rush"? In honor of the strategy game, Google created a web game where you need to destroy a swarm of O's from attacking the search results on the page. While this works best on desktop computers, you can still access this website on your mobile device (though it will be buggy). This wikiHow will show you how to play the Zerg Rush game on Google using your computer, iPhone, or Android.

Google Zerg Rush Game

To play the Google Zerg Rush Game, go to elgoog.im/zergrush/ in a web browser. Click Play the Easter Egg Now! in the center of the page. Click all the floating O's to destroy them before they swarm you.

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Playing Zerg Rush

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   Go to www.elgoog.im/zergrush/ in a web browser. You can use Google Chrome, Safari, Mozilla Firefox, or another browser.

   • If you're using a mobile browser, you may experience some bugs. For the best experience, use a desktop browser on a computer.
   • Google removed the official easter egg found in the search results. In the past, you could type "zerg rush" into the Google search field and click I'm Feeling Lucky to start the Zerg Rush easter egg. However, you'll need to visit the restored experience hosted on this website.
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   Click Play the Easter Egg Now!. This is the green button in the center of the page.
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   Click all the O's to destroy them. O's will begin to swarm the page and attack the search results. It takes about 3 clicks on each O to destroy it.

   • Make sure to scroll down. The O's will come from all directions!
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   Share the game (optional). The game will end when the O's have completely destroyed all the search results on the page. You'll see them form a "GG" (Good Game) in the center of the page. Currently, there's no way to win against the "Zergs", but you can see how many O's you destroyed in the Count box.

   • To share the game: tap the + on the left to open all sharing options. Click an option to be redirected to the platform.
   • There are other Google easter eggs you can find, such as Google gravity. You can also do a barrel roll!
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   Why did Google remove Zerg Rush? Google removed Zerg Rush since it was meant to be a temporary, fun experiment and not a permanent feature.
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   What is Google Zerg Rush? Zerg Rush on Google involves rapidly clicking swarming O's on the page to destroy them.
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   How do I play Zerg Rush on Google? To play Zerg Rush on Google, you'll need to visit elgoog.im/zergrush/ and click Play the Easter Egg Now!
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  Can this be used on an iPhone?

  

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  You can’t play Zerg Rush on a mobile device with Google, but you can use Elgoog via this link: elgoog.im/zergrush. However, it’s hard to tap on the Os without double-tapping and zooming in.

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