Google Matrix 3D: Immersive Code Rain
Quick Facts
- Summary
- Step into Google Matrix 3D for an immersive encounter with its falling green code.
- Creator
- elgooG
- Launched
- 2023-04-24
- Status
- Available on elgooG
Try the Easter Egg
How It Was Made
The Core Idea
The green digital rain in The Matrix, first released in 1999, represents the code of its simulated world. This page adapts that visual motif to an immersive browser animation.
Inspiration and Development
This unofficial 3D variant uses Jeremy Sachs’s open-source Matrix renderer, as does the 2D page.
The Easter Egg Experience
What Stands Out
Green symbols stream across the screen as the familiar homepage appears through the rain. The logo, buttons, and search box remain visible and usable.
How It Works
The animation keeps running over the homepage as you interact with it. It draws on the same green symbols as the 2D version to bring the world of The Matrix into your browser.
How to Try It
- Click the button above to open Google Matrix 3D.
- Watch the green code rain fill the screen.
- On wider screens, click “I'm Feeling Lucky” to return to Google Matrix in 2D, or “Google Search” to open this site’s fixed mirrored list of Easter eggs.
- On a phone, tap the search box and press Enter on the keyboard to open the same list.
Click the logo to rotate it, or use “I'm Feeling Lucky” to return to the 2D version. Submitting the search form opens this site’s mirrored Easter egg listing.
Final Thoughts
Through the green rain, the familiar logo and search box come into view. Stay a while and watch the symbols flow.
Try the Easter Egg
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is Google Matrix 3D?
Google Matrix 3D is an unofficial visual tribute that offers an immersive 3D version of Google Matrix’s code rain.
Glowing green symbols flow across the screen, making the familiar homepage feel like part of the world of The Matrix.
It is a visual effect without a score or game objective. The search form opens this site’s fixed mirrored list of Easter eggs and links; the entered words do not filter it.
