This could just be a demo, but there are a few images below that show that Google is working on what appears to be some user-facing portions of the game. Notably, the dino game can be accessed at chrome://dino. Interestingly, ChromeStory also found that chrome://snake is under development. The game is built by “Google Chrome Labs” and the icon was found alongside this project for Chrome. The first of the images below comes from PROXX, which is a game similar to Minesweeper that’s based on the web. It could be that the browser downloads an “Editor’s Choice” for the user to play.
Our own Kyle Bradshaw also took a look at the commits and found evidence that this could be primarily for Android’s version of Chrome, and that it could be a sort of rotating selection of games. There’s a lot of room for speculation as to what this could be. It’s unclear what this would look like, but on Android, this functionality would apparently appear as a section in the “Top Sites” page. Work on this addition is currently referred to with the code name “joy,” which includes mention of a new chrome://games page within the browser. However, this new “games page” for Google Chrome appears to be something different.ĬhromeStory spotted code that adds a games page that acts as a sort of hub within Google’s browser. It’s even been immortalized as a plastic toy. Now, we’re seeing evidence that Google is working on a sort of games page to Chrome that includes its take on the classic “Snake.”Īt this point, I think everyone is familiar with the offline endless runner “Dino” game in Chrome. Google Chrome is definitely a browser before anything else, but over the years, it’s added a lot of other functionality.
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