RobertRichards
Stephen Sharer’s Rocket Slide- A New Adventure Game
Stephen Sharer’s Rocket Slide
Join Stephen as he launches off the Sharer House slide and rockets into the sky. Fly from Stephen’s home to towns, temples, tracks, and more.
Lets see how far can you go?!
Features:
- New jetpacks
- Slide timer for epic launch
- Blazing beach and ripping race track
- Crazy castle
Click here to experience my new game: Google Play Store
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