If you love surprises from Google in the form of Easter Eggs, then here is something new for you to play with. Google's new Easter Egg has now come to the notice, which is quite interactive. It's more of a game that lets you hit and collect scores.
Get started by heading to Google and typing in: "zerg rush."
The game involves a series of letters in the company's name attacking en masse the search results. A green bar appears of the target the letters are attacking, and it is the users' job to click rapidly on each attacking letter before the bar drops down to red. The faster you click, the less damage the search results take.
Once you are done, you have the opportunity to post your score to Google+.
The name stems from a "rush", where forces suddenly attack an opponent in the hope of overrunning the player. The full name of the Easter egg is a hat-tip to the Zergs, an alien race in the strategy game Star Craft. (This was news to me; I had to ring up a gaming friend to ask about all this. "All work and no play makes Zack a dull boy," he said. How drole.)
