Forget E3, an update just rolled out to the Microsoft Edge surf game
Microsoft's surf game on the Edge browser surprisingly continues to get updates with new features.

What you need to know
- The Microsoft surf game on the Edge browser just received an update.
- The update brings new obstacles, an improved character selection menu, and other improvements.
- You can play the latest version of the game now on Edge Canary.
Sure, E3 2021 will showcase some of the biggest gaming titles and news from the industry, but don't sleep on the latest update to Microsoft's surf game. Okay, so the surf game is just a fun game to play at your desk, but it did get an update this week, which is available now on Edge Canary.
Microsoft's surf game is an endless runner in which you avoid obstacles while surfing. The controls are relatively basic, only allowing you to move in a couple of directions.
Wiliam Devereux, senior PM of the Microsoft Edge team, shared news about the update on Twitter.
We know you love the surf game in Microsoft Edge, and we do too! We've updated edge://surf in the Canary channel, including new obstacles, a simpler character selection menu, an easy way to share with friends, and many bug fixes and other improvements. Enjoy! pic.twitter.com/oeNsQ4Lz2XWe know you love the surf game in Microsoft Edge, and we do too! We've updated edge://surf in the Canary channel, including new obstacles, a simpler character selection menu, an easy way to share with friends, and many bug fixes and other improvements. Enjoy! pic.twitter.com/oeNsQ4Lz2X— William Devereux (@MasterDevwi) June 9, 2021June 9, 2021
The update brings new obstacles, an improved character selection menu, and several other improvements to the game on Edge Canary. It's now easier to share with friends as well.
A fun little game
Edge Canary now has the latest version of Microsoft's surf game. It's a fun little game that's easy to jump into.
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