Ucogi's SummerSlide
A downloadable game for Windows
Summer just got hotter! Ucogi goes skinny dipping as you solve puzzles!
Follow the story and progress through 5 levels of increasing difficulty. SummerSlide is a simple but challenging sliding puzzle. It auto-saves, it has animated intro and ending, all puzzles are 100% solvable and Ucogi appears completely naked for the very first time!
♥ Story
Ucogi is finally able to chase her lifelong dream, to see the ocean. It is hard to forget the time she spent in Orphanarium, or being mr. Tremmors' maid. But she tries her best to discard all the negative thoughts and be present in the moment. She never felt so free in her life as she does now, all alone, without anyone telling her what to do and what is right or wrong. This game takes place before Bondage Hangman, Saint Patrick's Day and SuckerSuck.
♥ Free Flash Wrapper!
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Get sexy animated ScreenSavers based on SummerSlide!
Get the SummerSlide art in various merchandise, such as beach towels,
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First, nice start. I will look at it deeper and see how it goes.
Being a LINUX user, I can safely say that if you wished to post this as a LINUX, you could, so long as the player continues to be shipped with the package, opens well using WINE.
Not sure what I go by here....
Keyth
Thank you!
As a general rule, I post games that run in my PC. People may play the free Ucogi Minigames so that they can check if this or my other games can be played in their computers.
I can't verify if my games play in other systems. I suppose it's up to each individual to figure out the best way to play the games if they have Linux, Mac or otherwise. But if they can run the Ucogi Minigames, then they can run my other games too.