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Digital Melody / Jan 27, 2016 / Action, Casual, Indie
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CompareSurf as far as you can. Through the oceans, caves, snowy hills and deserts full of sand.
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69% positive, 253 reviews
Simple little game, but it’s surprisingly fun once you get into it. Easy to pick up, quick to play, and perfect for killing a little time. Nothing complicated, just a fun game that’s worth giving a shot, get it on sale.
2 found this helpful, 2026-09-17
Up, down, up, down, up, down, Up, down, up, down, up, down.
10 found this helpful, 2026-04-06
I'm gonna start by briefly comparing this game to Timberman; if you enjoyed Timberman, you'd probably enjoy this. If you don't know what Timberman is, then continue reading. Pros • Gameplay is simple and controlled with 2 buttons • Very fast-paced • Lots of characters to unlock • Steam achievements and trading cards • Supports both local and online multiplayer complete with in-game ranking system • Various...
31 found this helpful, 2016-02-02
Surfingers is another game by Forever Entertainment and it is quite similar to their other game Timberman, where you had to chop trees. As the title already says, this game is about surfing. But you don’t control the surfer himself. Your job is to change the placement of the waves (up and down) to get a good ride and score as many points as you can. You have to bypass different objects like ships, rocks and bones...
24 found this helpful, 2017-01-06
Basic Information Title: Surfingers Developer: Digital Melody Publisher: Forever Entertainment S.A. Genre: 2D arcade General Impression Surfingers is another PC port to a hit mobile game from Digital Melody. Simple gameplay mechanics fit very well with stage and character diversity and you’re in a constant struggle to beat the last highest score. It features relaxing and thematic surfing music and the visual...
34 found this helpful, 2016-06-20
This is the best Poseidon simulator on market. But nothing else beyond that. A quick message to the developer(s): it looks like you might have talent in making stuff, but this is not the game to glorify it. The review: • The gameplay is plain and boring, esentially you use 2 keys to control the waves your surfer... surfs. It's easy to understand, but it gets really bullsh!tty once you reach later levels. That...
30 found this helpful, 2016-04-20
Junky surfers. Mobile port, too simplistic, plays like ****. Overall not recommended.
7 found this helpful, 2025-11-18
(1/5 star) Really shallow gameplay. If you liked Timberman, then you'd like this. Just timing up/down to keep the water platforms connected. I got bored after 5 minutes. Just no incentive to keep going other than to beat your best score. I would have much preferred if it had some jumps, air time, or let you see a few waves ahead to plan your moves (like tree limbs in timberman), or something to add some thrill. ...
7 found this helpful, 2016-04-17
The blue eye strain and rapid reaction time is too difficult for me to enjoy. Even stranger, lowering the resolution slowed the game down enough to make it almost playable. I feel sorry for those who are able to get past wave 100. The amount of Trucker's Speed you would have to consume to stay focused will stop most peoples' hearts.
6 found this helpful, 2017-04-25
This is a runner game with a twist - instead of moving our character to dodge an obstacle as usual, here we lower or raise the surface level he's currently gliding over (tide level) & after he passes a dangerous object we need to make sure the surface matches the incoming wave level (the next segment of the pathway) otherwise the character falls. So we just control the current wave with up & down buttons, the aim is...
8 found this helpful, 2016-10-11