Google Doodle celebrates Valentine’s Day with cute interactive puzzle game featuring two hamsters
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Google Doodle celebrated Valentine's Day 2022 with a cute interactive puzzle game. The game features two hamsters who have been separated by a maze.
Google Doodle celebrated Valentine’s Day 2022 with an adorable interactive game. The interactive puzzle game features two cute hamsters so much in love but the only thing separating them is the treacherous maze. Your mission is to solve the puzzle and reunite the lovers. The puzzle will take you about 30 seconds to complete and it is very easy.
“Sometimes love takes you by surprise. It can be full of twists and turns, but through all its ups and downs, it can still bring the world closer together (no matter the species). Just look at the two smitten hamsters featured in today’s interactive 3-D Doodle. Can you piece their path together and clear the way for them to scamper into each other’s precious paws? As they say, home is where the heart is,” the description on Google Doodle’s page reads.
You can play Google’s Valentine’s Day doodle by visiting its homepage.
Every year February 14 is celebrated as Valentine’s Day. It is celebrated in memory of Saint Valentine, a 3rd-century Roman saint. It began as a Christian feast day honouring one or two early Christian martyrs called Saint Valentine. However, over the years, this has evolved into a huge cultural, religious, as well as commercial commemoration of romance, love, and relationship.
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