Google Maps Easter Eggs 2021

If you've been looking for ways to play a game on Google Maps, you've come to the right place. The latest updates add even more fun to the already entertaining game. You'll find things like the Pegman, Cha-cha slide, and Loch Ness Monster. And if you want to get even more imaginative, there are some very cool Easter eggs waiting to be discovered. Read on to find out how to unlock these treasures for Google Maps.

Pegman

In honor of the Queen's 63-year reign, Google has included a very clever Easter Egg in Google Maps. Instead of Pegman, you'll find the UFO, or Loch Ness Monster. Pegman, an iconic cartoon character, has now become a reality on Google Maps. The other Easter Egg is a tribute to the launch of Twilight Princess HD, which is out today on the Nintendo Wii U.

The most recent Easter Egg in Google Maps has been a little more difficult to find, but still fun to play. This yellow figure will appear on Legoland, as well as on the southernmost tip of Antarctica. Similarly, if you search for the phrase "zerg rush," an army of Google Os will begin destroying the entire page. Thankfully, this Easter Egg works with the desktop version of Google Maps.

Cha-cha slide

If you haven't seen the cha-cha slide in Google maps yet, you're in for a treat! The internet giant has been making a lot of changes in the last few decades. Now, you can play the song right inside the search box by searching for "cha-cha slide" in Google. The Cha-cha slide easter egg isn't limited to maps, though. You can also play it on your mobile phone.

This fun Easter egg appears whenever you search for "Cha-cha." If you haven't experienced it yet, you're missing out on an awesome interactive search engine! You can now search for "Cha-cha slide" and see the crooked map rotates a few degrees clockwise. It's fun, but it's also very useless. Hopefully, Google doesn't keep adding these Easter eggs in their search results, as they're easy to miss.

Loch Ness Monster

If you're a frequent user of Google Maps, you've probably noticed the Loch Ness Monster hiding in its various sections. This giant, infamous beast is actually a Google Easter Egg. These are little hidden gems of functionality that you can access when searching for a specific location. While it looks like just another pegman, it actually transforms into the legendary Loch Ness Monster, complete with tartan-colored hat and all.

Another popular Easter egg references the Eastern European dish called pirogi. Another Easter Egg references the evil empire. In another one, you can choose to travel by "royal carriage" or by punting through Cambridge. These Easter Eggs are a great way to promote Google's feature of showing local transportation times. You can also explore other Easter Eggs by using Google Maps. Besides the Loch Ness Monster, the map also features an Easter egg that refers to the evil empire.

Star Wars

In case you missed the news, Google has launched a new feature in its popular mapping software, Google Maps, which lets you explore other planets at light speed. It was first discovered by Reddit users and reported by Express, but the fun doesn't stop there. After all, if you love Star Wars, you won't want to miss out on this fun little Easter Egg! But how can you find it?

The first step to unlock the Star Wars-themed feature is to visit g.co/lightsaber on your mobile device. Holding your phone vertically, you'll see a display of the lightsaber blade. You can also move your phone by touching its screen and releasing a button. The lightsaber responds to your movements. If you like playing with your lightsaber, it's time to try this fun little trick!

Cadbury Worldwide Hide

With the launch of Cadbury Worldwide Hide on Google Maps, consumers can now hide their favorite chocolates anywhere in the world. You can even choose where to hide the eggs, but some locations may be restricted. After receiving the clue, recipients can begin searching for the eggs. Once they find the egg, they will be notified and receive a Cadbury Easter Egg. If you do not find the egg, you will still get the Cadbury Easter Egg at the end of the promotion period.

The Cadbury Worldwide Hide has already launched in the UK, the United States, and Canada, but it will soon be available globally. Users can hide and explore Cadbury Easter eggs in the world! The interactive map will also be updated regularly with new hidden Easter eggs. The interactive map is a fun way to learn about new places. And the hunt will be much more fun than you would think!

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