Thursday, February 26, 2015

Zerg Rush in the letters O and G are the results of which have


Google has a new Easter Egg hidden on the homepage. When you search as "zerg rush entered, characters begin to attack the search results. You can then use the mouse to ward off attacks.
Google does have more Google Easter Eggs, as was last year's Google Easter Egg: Let it Snow very popular that you could make it snow. The 'D ao barrel roll' easter egg that the screen could be turned attacked by many in the taste. Zerg Rush
This time, there is also incorporated an interactive element. Zerg Rush, takes its name from a tactic in the wildly plants vs zombies popular game Starcraft (1998) Blizzard played plants vs zombies by many professional gamers (especially in Korea). Zerg is an alien race (reminiscent of insects) where you can quickly develop units. In a Zerg rush send you a continuous large amount of weak but quickly produce units directly at your opponent.
Zerg Rush in the letters O and G are the results of which have "health bars" sees decline in the search results that are attacked. So you see what letters you must attack first. This can be done by triple-clicking the mouse on the respective plants vs zombies yellow and red letters.
Goodgame If you do this successfully then the two letters GG screen allows gamers 'Good Game' indicate when they played against each other. Your score is to share on Google+ with the message "I defended against a #zergrush on Google Search 'with link to the game and your score. Chrome, Safari, Firefox, IE (9). More Google Easter Eggs can be found here and here.
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