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."

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.

Google's latest Doodle marks the end of November's Half Moon phase with an engaging game. Users can learn about the moon's phases while playing.

Join the lunar fun with Google's interactive Doodle! lay Google's interactive Doodle game, matching moon phases to celebrate November's Half Moon phase in 20+ countries.

Google has launched a fun interactive game to celebrate Earth's monthly lunar cycle as November's Half Moon cycle wraps up on Friday. The November 21 Doodle challenges players to match different moon phases to create a full moon pair. Before the game begins, users are given a quick overview of the importance of the November Half Moon phase.

Google transformed its homepage Thursday into a celestial playground with an interactive doodle celebrating the mystical Half Moon. This unique tribute takes users on a delightful journey through the lunar cycle with a fun and educational twist — a card game in which players challenge none other than the moon.

Google consistently celebrates important global and local events, ranging from India's Independence Day to international sporting events like the Paris Olympics, through Doodles. It replaces its logo with a Doodle for a day to honour and celebrate various occasions.

In its latest creative homepage tribute, Google has transformed its search engine into an interactive celestial experience for November 21, 2024. The new doodle celebrates the current Half Moon cycle by inviting users to compete against the moon itself through a matching game.