Seafrog Review – A Unique Skateboarding Twist or a Missed Opportunity?

by Jim Smale · April 17, 2025

Seafrog takes platforming to a new level, blending high-speed movement with skateboarding mechanics for a fresh and exhilarating challenge. But does it truly deliver on its promise, or is it just another indie experiment? In this in-depth Seafrog review, we’ll explore gameplay, mechanics, and level design to uncover whether this unique adventure is a must-play or a missed opportunity. Keep reading to find out!

Seafrog Review Pros:

Decent pixel art cartoon graphics.
674.32MB download size.
Full controller support.
Graphics settings – resolution, and v-sync.
3 save slots.
You can remap the controls.
In-game cutscenes and interactions.
Skateboarding platformer gameplay.
Tutorial pop-ups using really cool presentations. They use Game Boy-like consoles to show the controls and video.
You can at anytime jump on your board and pull off tricks, jump, grind, etc.
The game is surprisingly easy to get into, the control of the board is fast and fluid, and very accessible.
Plays in 2D but has a 3D backdrop and game world.
The game is split up into ships, and you find cannons so you can shoot yourself onto a new ship.
Tighten up loose bolts to stop water coming in, when on the bolt you spin around and can aim where to come off.
Build up and use boost to go faster and get more airtime.
Collect gold from around the level.
Find hidden bonus areas and rewards.
Breakable objects cover the level.
The flow you can nail is satisfying as you jump from a ramp onto a rail then a wall glide, it all goes and looks awesome.
The map fills in as you play, with each boat showing a completion percentage and missing collectibles.
How To menu fills in with controls and abilities as you discover them.
A great little main character.
Insert the gold orbs you find into furnaces to fuel the cannon.
Eat flies to regain health.
The cannon requires you to set the distance and aim.
Respawn/checkpoints can be hit.
Fast loading and respawn time.
A lot of fun to play.
Collect manuals and mods to unlock new abilities and moves.
Unlock fast travel points.
Collect keys and cogs to open doors and break down locks.
You may have sequences where you have a time limit to do a load of combos for the score.

Seafrog Review Cons:

No Steam achievements.
Doesn’t have voice work and instead just uses text.
The game is not always good at telling you the mechanics or why something is happening.
Bare minimum graphics options.
Not all cutscenes can be skipped or fast-forwarded.
Aiming the cannon is hard to do more because you cannot see where it’s actually sending you.
Until you start getting the new control upgrades, the character can be a bit fiddly in more precise sections.

Seafrog:

Official website.

Developer: OhMyMe Games

Publisher: OhMyMe Games

Store Links –

Steam