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Google Doodle celebrates Olympics with free mobile mini-games

5 August 2016
DoodleFruit
By Jamie McKane
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Today’s Google Doodle leads you to the 2016 Doodle FruitGames, a collection of free mobile mini-games.

The Doodle FruitGames are in celebration of the 2016 Olympics, and allow players to compete in a variety of events.

The FruitGames app is available on both the Google Play and iOS App Store, and the collection of games will be free until 21 August 2016.

In order for users to access the games, they should visit g.co/fruit to download the latest Google App, open the app, and tap the doodle to play the free games.

Click here to find out more about the Doodle FruitGames, or check out the video below.

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Console gaming destroy variety. AAA games and whole genres get dumbed down for contextualized one-button-push games, with no AI improvement...
Veldrin Minamoto on 18 Aug 2018
Depending on the country you are living the PC is cheaper, EVEN if you only keep gaming in mind and...
Veldrin Minamoto on 18 Aug 2018
hail keyboard and mouse. i agree on every point. mobile games are casual, not real games.
Veldrin Minamoto on 18 Aug 2018
The console peasants aren't worthy to worship us. They must be "exterminated" :D
Veldrin Minamoto on 18 Aug 2018
japanese games are gameplay wise the worst games in history. bad camera control, bad movement, cringeworthy dialogues, overacting, they confuse...
Veldrin Minamoto on 18 Aug 2018

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