Every web user has at least once experienced the situation of losing their internet connection. When this occurs, Google Chrome users will encounter the "No Internet Game" experience instead of a blank error page. Sebastian Gabriel created this simple yet addictive game in 2014. Initially, Sebastian Gabriel built it as an Easter egg, hidden as a browser-integrated game within Google Chrome's offline error page.
The game developers have claimed that the game can exist almost indefinitely. Chrome UX engineer Edward Jung once stated that "We've built it to last up to about 17 million years, which is roughly the lifespan of the T-Rex on Earth."
Why has the No Internet Game become so popular?
The No Internet Game is a simple but addictive game that appeals to players of all ages. The Google Chrome browser integrates the game, providing a wonderful way to entertain when the player cannot access the internet or encounters connection issues.
The game also creates a nostalgic feel by reminding players of classic arcade games from the 1980s and 1990s.
