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Google Doodle celebrates ‘Rise of the Half Moon’ with interactive game


Google is celebrating April’s final half-moon with a vibrant doodle on Thursday. Titled ‘Rise of the Half Moon April,’ the tech giant has transformed its homepage into a celestial playground with an interactive game.

Today’s doodle shows a half-moon in a purple shade with a card game that will take users on a delightful journey of the lunar cycle. The users must complete three difficult stages of the educational card game to win.

The Google Doodle

description read, “This interactive Doodle celebrates April’s final Half Moon! This monthly…



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