Quick Draw

I've always been a fan of Google's Chrome Experiments like Super Sync Sports or 100,000 stars. This new experiment called Quick, Draw! lets you play the beloved party favorite - PICTIONARY!! (.. with an AI). This is a game based on a neural network. Every time you draw something the neural network tries to guess what are you drawing; And whilst doing so you are actually training the network too. From animals to objects, or from a rollercoaster to a laptop, you get to draw a lot of things. You can also see what others have drawn before, by clicking on the pictures you have drawn, at the end of each round. Although using a device with a touch input is much easier (for you too draw... the A.I is quite smart) using a mouse or any pointing device should work fine.

Quick, Draw! | via A.I Experiments with Google.

Super Sync Sports : Use your phone as a controller

The Best Google Chrome Experiment yet. Google’s Super Sync Sport is a simple sports game and the aim race in different sports – Running, Swimming or cycling. What makes it different? Use of mobile phones as controllers. Upto 4 players can participate in a race, choose adorable characters from a huge roster and Get Set Race!!

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Open Super Sync Sports on Google Chrome or download the Chrome app. Grab your phone(s) or tablet(s) and visit g.co/super. Enter Code to connect to the same session and start playing. Up to four players can join in every race.

Requirements:

• A Computer that can run Google Chrome (Duh!)
• Phone(s)/Tablet(s) (Android 4.0+ and iOS 4.3+) with Google Chrome installed.
• Internet connection on all devices including the computer.

Super Sync Sports uses new browser technologies like the HTML5 audio, CSS3 and Canvas, and the Touch API to recognize the gestures you make on your mobile device and WebSockets to make sure your phone(s) and browser stay in sync similar to Remo Music player.

Super Sync Sports

Super Sync Sports | Web app | Google Chrome WebStore

GeoGuessr – Point and Find using Google Street View

GeoGuessr is a fun game in which you try to locate a place by looking at a Google Street View image. From the Great Barrier Reef to the North pole, you can be anywhere while playing this. You get 5 turns, each with a different location on the map. Pin your answer on the world map and score more points by being more closer to the actually answer. This might not be a Google Chrome Experiment but it’s indeed a creative utilization of the internet. GeoGuessr is a permanent bookmark on my browser and is waiting to be one on yours too.

GeoGuessr by Tekzilla

GeoGuessr | via Tekzilla

Z-Type : Type to Shoot

Playing games can improve your hand-eye coordination, stimulate quick thinking and reduce reaction time. A lot of games help you learn how to fly an aircraft or be more social. Z-Type is a HTML5 game that helps you type faster. A simple, 2D, type to shoot game is a better alternative those boring softwares that are suppose to help you type faster. Dominic Zsablewski is a developer/blogger who has created games like Z-type, X-type, Biolab disaster, Drop, etc. All these games can be played on a browser, some have mobile browser compatibility too.

Killing time on Dominic’s webpage is really easy. It’s the place to find a lot of games, good reads and a lot of other stuff for free. Undertaking such projects brings out the potential of HTML5. Developing web apps instead of mobile apps or downloadable content is a better choice, as no one wants to download and install stuff when they get bored. All they have to do is open a web page and start playing.

Follow the Chrome Experiment here.

Z-type X-type | via Dominic Zsablewski

Biolab disaster | Google Play | App Store

World Wide Maze

We all know Teeter – the hugely popular ball and maze game. Now imagine any webpage as your maze board, add some fabulous graphics and some great 3D paths and you get ‘World Wide Maze’. Use your Android/IPhone or just your computer to play all you need is Google Chrome. This Chrome Experiment might be the best maze puzzle ever. You will never be bored of this because every webpage is a new playground. Just enter the URL or run a Google search and you are ready to go.

Gameplay–World Wide Maze

Hats-Off to Google Chrome Japan for this brilliant innovation.

World Wide Maze | via Chrome Experiments