Play the Google Super Mario Bros. Easter Egg
👇 Scroll down to start the experience!
Quick Facts
Tap the Question Mark Block, hear the coin, watch the score pop, and keep clicking toward a 1-UP.
2015-09
Restored
(Officially restored after removal)
Try the Easter Egg
The Original Easter Egg
How It Started
Google brought out the Super Mario Bros. Easter egg in September 2015 for the game's 30th anniversary. Search for Super Mario Bros., and the Knowledge Panel could show a little Question Mark Block, waiting just where a player would hope to find it.
What It Did
Click the block and it jumps with the familiar coin sound. A coin pops up, the score flashes above it, and the page suddenly feels as if a tiny bit of the Mushroom Kingdom has slipped into Search.
Keep clicking, and the joke has another reward. After a long run of taps, launch reports recorded the classic 1-UP chime, the sound that tells every Mario player something good just happened.
Impact and Reach
Launch coverage and player sharing kept the question block visible because the coin sound and score pop are instantly recognizable. The block behaved like a tiny arcade prize inside Search, which made it easy to show in seconds.
Its Discontinuation
The official Question Mark Block Easter egg is still currently available on Google Search. Around 2021 to 2022, many players found it hard to trigger for a while, but from 2023 onward it returned to normal public availability.
Google's own Search availability has varied by query, device, and rollout, so this page keeps the block ready in one fixed place whenever you want an immediate replay.
The Restored Experience
What’s Different Here
This restoration keeps the heart of the original: the Question Mark Block, the coin sound, the bouncing block, the score pop, and the later 1-UP reward.
It also gives the effect a steady home here, so you can tap the block without wondering whether Google's current rollout will show it today.
The Easter Egg Experience
Open the restored search results page and look for the Question Mark Block beside the results. Tap it once and the block hops, a coin rises, and the score appears above it. Tap again and again, and the page keeps answering with that bright little Mario rhythm until the 1-UP chime arrives.
How to Try It
- Click the button above to open the restored search results page.
- Find the Question Mark Block beside the Super Mario Bros. result.
- Tap the block to hear the coin sound, see the block bounce, and watch the score pop up.
- Keep tapping when you want to chase the bonus 1-UP chime.
- Replay the tiny coin hunt whenever you want a quick Mario break.
We’ve focused on the details that make it feel right — the coin counter, timing, and visual feedback. Whether you grew up with Mario or you’re meeting him for the first time, the whole thing still lands with the same quick nostalgic spark.
Final Thoughts
Lightweight, nostalgic, and instantly fun — that’s the magic of this Mario Easter egg. While the official version’s availability may change, you can play this tribute here anytime. Grab a few coins, then explore more of our revived Google Easter eggs!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the Google Super Mario Bros. Easter egg?
It’s a tiny slice of Super Mario magic, launched by Google in 2015 to celebrate the iconic game’s 30th anniversary. The Easter egg is a single, interactive Question Mark Block that appears in search results, inviting you to take a quick, nostalgic break.
Just like in the game, every click on the block triggers the classic coin sound and adds points to your counter. The snappy animation and familiar “ding” are faithfully recreated for a satisfying dose of nostalgia.
But the real secret still comes from persistence. Keep tapping and the beloved 1-UP chime eventually arrives — the perfect little reward for anyone who cannot resist one more coin.
Is the official Google Super Mario Bros. Easter egg still available?
Yes. The official Question Mark Block Easter egg is still available on Google Search.
This page keeps the same interaction in one fixed place, so you can revisit the block here anytime without depending on Google’s current search surface.
Is this version different from the official one?
Our version is a careful restoration built to match the original in look, sound, and feel. The biggest difference is consistency: this restored version stays available here on any device, so you can revisit it whenever you want.
