In any case, today’s Google Doodle is a celebration of popcorn. It’s also a Battle Royale game where you compete solo or in squads against 60 players to see who can survive to the end. I got 11th place on my first try, dodging popcorn and salt and trying to deflect the projectiles against enemy players.

Today’s Google Doodle turns players into popcorn for a worldwide interactive game. Here's how to play, plus what we know about the world record that inspired it.

There's a new Google Doodle game in town and it lands you in a land where kernels fight it out to be the winner! Here's all you need to know.

Thailand broke the record for the world's biggest popcorn machine, and Google celebrated the milestone Wednesday with an interactive Doodle.

Play Google's latest interactive Doodle alone or with friends, as you fight to remain the last popcorn kernel unpopped.

Excited to say I made the music & sound for today's Google Doodle: a fully featured Battle Royale game where you (a popcorn kernel) face off against others in a danger zone filled with Butter, Salt, Flames and Microwaves! Hopefully evident that I had fun with this one pic.twitter.com/9gRZfo1CN5

Google celebrates popcorn with an interactive Doodle marking Thailand's record for the largest popcorn machine. Popcorn is a nutritious snack, rich in fiber and antioxidants, perfect for healthy recipes.

“You butter believe that today’s interactive Doodle is celebrating your go-to movie companion and classic late-night snack: popcorn,” Google said. “This game is making Doodles history by allowing the highest number of players to compete in a match at the same time ever.”

Popcorn is being celebrated with Google’s latest Doodle. “On this day in 2020, the largest popcorn machine ever created was awarded a world record in Thailand,” says Google. The interactive game is on the search engines of many countries,

Today’s Google Doodle pops into action, celebrating one of the world’s most iconic snacks—popcorn! This interactive Doodle, launched on September 25, 2024, allows users to engage in the largest multiplayer game ever featured in a Google Doodle.