Google's fun game uncovers 25 most searched people in 25 years. Played it yet?

Google shed light on the 25 most searched people, places and moments in the past 25 years through an interactive game.

On Tuesday, Google came up with an interactive doodle that featured a fun game. Through the “most searched playground” game, Google uncovered 25 most searched people, places and moments from the past 25 years.

Meanwhile, the search giant came out with a list of all the people, films, memes, etc., that dominated searches in 2023 on Monday. Moreover, Google celebrated its 25th birthday this year as well.

Now, coming back to the most searched playground. Through the interesting game, Google gave an insight into the people who topped the trending list in the past 25 years. While the most searched athlete was Cristiano Ronaldo, the most searched cricketer was Virat Kohli and Taylor Swift ruled in the singer-songwriter category.

The fun game featured a massive playground with clues on the left. The hints featured Barbie as the most searched toy in the past 25 years, BTS as the most searched boy band and Albert Einstein as the most searched scientist.

The clues were also drawn as tiny doodles and the player had to spot them in the gigantic playground.

Spiderman emerged as the most searched superhero since 2004 and Pikachu was on top of all the Pokemons.

Google also released a short montage titled, “25 Years in Search: The Most Searched” that featured the people, moments and places that helped shaped history over the past quarter century.

If the last 25 years have taught us anything, the next 25 will change everything. Here’s to the most searched moments of all time. #YearInSearchpic.twitter.com/MdrXC4ILtr

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— Google (@Google) December 11, 2023

The video started with Neil Armstrong’s historic landing on the moon and then took the viewer on a journey through different areas of interest. From the ALS Ice Bucket challenge to voices of change belonging to Tina Turner, Bono and Malala Yousafzai, the clip highlighted evolution over the past 25 years.