Where's Waldo? A Game Google is Adding for April fool's day on your map.

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Starting today, if you ask Google Assistant on your phone, Chromebook, or Google Home device “Where’s Waldo?” you’ll actually get an answer.

 This is for April Fool’s Day this year, Google has teamed up with Waldo, who will be sharing his location with Maps users all week.

To see where he is you’ll need to use the latest version of the Google Maps app on your phone (update that now!), or Google Map’s desktop version.

To start your search for Waldo, tap his face when you see him waving from the side of the screen. When you do, you’ll have the opportunity to search for the iconic character place all over the world.



Google is also rolling out the desktop version, so it if doesn’t work now, try again in a few hours.

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