The latest Google Doodle game is surprisingly fun, while also being educational about one of the coolest things in nature: The night sky.

"Tomorrow marks the Final Quarter of November's lunar cycle, or 'Half Moon,'" the screen reads. "The Half Moon is the turning point in the lunar cycle, shifting the balance between light and dark like moves in a celestial game."

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Google Doodle: The 2024 FIDE World Championship final will take place from November 25 to December 13 at Singapore’s Equarius Hotel in Resorts World Sentosa. Ding Liren, the reigning world champion, will compete against India’s Gukesh. On Monday, Google Doodle created an innovative animation to mark the commencement of the game.

Friday's Google Doodle celebrates Native American Month by spotlighting the history of the kayak 5,000 years ago.

Google’s new Doodle gives recognition to the kayak and how important it’s been to Indigenous cultures. The kayak was invented some 5,000 years ago in the Arctic. The Doodle arrives right in the middle of Native American Heritage Month.

On clicking the doodle, users land on a page titled 'Celebrating Chess'. It describes chess as "a two-player strategy game played on 64 black and white squares".

The Doodle celebrating chess launched globally, marking yet another reminder of the game’s universal appeal and enduring legacy.

Google’s latest Doodle is a card-matching game with a lunar theme. Beyond just making matches, you can string together phases in order for big points. Add on to your opponent’s chain of phases to steal points away.

The doodle for November 25 is chess-themed and has been done to celebrate the 2024 World Chess Championships. Two top chess players from around the globe will go head to head in board game battles across November and December in the hopes of being crowned the champion around Christmas time.