Did you know that Google contains a load of secret little video games? They're all pretty awesome and, even better, they're all free to play! Here are 6 of our favourites. There's a little jumping dinosaur who can keep you entertained if you lose wi-fi signal, a flight simulator that lets you (virtually) fly anywhere in the world, a couple of ace classic retro games, and much more. You can also play free online games right here, on beano.com!

1. Atari Breakout Google Game

Search for 'Atari Breakout' then click on the first result that's shown. The screen will then turn into a game of Breakout. 

2. Snake Google Doodle

Type 'Google Snake Game', hit enter, then click the top result. Press play then use the arrows to move the snake. 

3. Zerg Rush

Type in 'Zerg Rush' then click on the first result shown. Then try to click on the small red 'o's before they eat all of the text. 

4. Google Earth Flight Simulator

You need to have Google Earth installed, which is free and easy. Once you're in there, open Tools then click Enter Flight Simulator. Pick a location then start flying!

5. Pacman Google Doodle

Type 'Google Pacman' then click on the featured game. Click play and you'll be playing Pacman! 

6. T Rex Dash

Open a Google Chrome browser window then turn off your wi-fi. When you get the 'no internet connection' page with an image of a dinosaur, hit the space bar and start the T Rex dash. 

7. Quick, Draw! Google Game

Calling all artists! Quick Draw is a game which challenges players to draw simple objects within a limited time. Will Google's super computer brain be able to work out what you've drawn? To play, search Quick Draw and click on the first result that shows!

8. Soccer Google Doodle Game

This football game was first released in 2012 and recreates the thrill and tension of a penalty shoot out. Will you keep your nerve and bring football home? To play, search Soccer 2012 Google and click on the first result that comes up.

9. Google Cricket Game

In this fun game – featuring grasshoppers and snails – you can use your keyboard to control the bat and score points by hitting the ball. The game has multiple levels and difficulties, with the aim being to score as many runs as possible. It's almost as fun as the real game and far less dangerous! To play, search Google Cricket and click on the result that shows ' Champions Trophy 2017 Cricket Game.'