BoneTown
Adult action-adventure game with sexual and drug content.
BoneTown is a pornographic action-adventure game for Windows, created by the American developer D-Dub Software and released on November 12, 2008. The player controls a character who completes missions and engages in sex with multiple women.
In the game, the player character’s testicles grow larger as he finishes more missions, and losing weight allows him to have sex with more attractive women. The story begins with the player waking up to a fraternity brother urinating on his face, followed by a tutorial on how to fight that brother. A blonde woman then explains the goal—to have sex with as many women as possible—and performs fellatio on the character. Afterward, a man in a suit introduces himself as part of “The Man,” warning that public indecency leads to arrest. The player takes on missions for various characters, similar to the Grand Theft Auto series, including tasks like acting in pornographic films and beating up someone claiming to be Jesus. The city of Bonetown features neighborhoods with sexually themed names, such as “Missionary Beach.” Women are found throughout the city, and the player can have sex with any of them; certain positions restore health, while others are purely for enjoyment. The player must match each woman’s desires to prolong the encounter, and temporary power-ups come from using recreational drugs.
D-Dub Software, based in Albuquerque, was founded in 2004 by recent graduates Hod and JB. Hod said the team aimed to make a game with gratuitous sex and drug use but no violence—though weapons and fighting appear, no blood is shown, and enemies are only knocked out. He cited Comedy Central’s South Park as the main influence for the humor. Because most retailers refuse to sell Adult Only–rated games, D-Dub self-released BoneTown on November 12, 2008, hoping to create a new market for adult games.
Reviews were mostly negative, criticizing the mediocre gameplay and juvenile humor. GameZone’s Mike Splechta called it “essentially an interactive porno that, while is intriguing at first, is limited in scope,” noting its dry humor would only appeal to some. IGN’s “Year in Sex: 2008” summary described it as “an exploitation game of the first rank” with “standard fare” gameplay mechanics.
On July 25, 2026, the game was removed from Steam for Russian users at the request of the Russian government.
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- Developer
- D-Dub Software
- Publisher
- D-Dub Software
- Release Date
- November 12, 2008
- Platform
- Microsoft Windows
- Genre
- Pornographic action-adventure
- ESRB Rating
- Adults Only (implied by retail refusal)
- Country of Origin
- United States
Lore & Background
BoneTown was developed by Albuquerque-based D-Dub Software, founded in 2004 by recent college graduates Hod and JB. Hod stated that they set out to make a game featuring gratuitous sex and drug use but containing no violence; although the game includes weapons and fighting, there is no blood and people are only knocked out, not killed. He called Comedy Central's South Park 'our number one influence' for the humor. The company aimed to create a new industry and marketing model for adult games, as most retailers refuse to sell Adults Only rated games. BoneTown was self-released by D-Dub on November 12, 2008.
Reader's Guide
BoneTown received mostly negative reviews for its mediocre gameplay and juvenile humor. GameZone's Mike Splechta stated that the game 'is essentially an interactive porno that, while is intriguing at first, is limited in scope,' noting that its dry sense of humor would only appeal to certain people. IGN, in their 'Year in Sex: 2008' summary, called BoneTown 'an exploitation game of the first rank' and described the gameplay mechanics as 'standard fare.' The game's significance lies in its attempt to create a commercially viable adult game outside traditional retail channels, though it failed to achieve critical or broad commercial success. On July 25, 2026, the game was removed from sale on Steam for Russian users by order of the Russian government. A spin-off titled 'BoneCraft' was released in 2012, featuring a different setting and RPG elements but retaining similar mechanics.
Did You Know?
- The game's premise involves the player character's testicles growing larger as he completes missions.
- The game's neighborhoods include sexual puns such as 'Missionary Beach'.
- Temporary power-ups are given through recreational drug use.
- A spin-off titled 'BoneCraft' was released in 2012, featuring a medieval planet with Elves and Orcs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is BoneTown?
BoneTown is a pornographic action-adventure title for Microsoft Windows developed and published by D-Dub Software, an American studio. It shipped on November 12, 2008, and carries an Adults Only classification due to its explicit sexual and drug content.
What are the core progression mechanics in BoneTown?
The player character's testicles visibly enlarge each time a mission is completed, and dropping in-game weight unlocks the ability to have sex with more attractive women. These two systems serve as the primary progression loop tying combat and fitness to the game's sexual encounters.
How does the story of BoneTown begin?
The opening scene has the protagonist waking up to find a fraternity brother urinating on his face, which immediately leads into a combat tutorial against that same brother. A blonde woman then appears to brief the player on the overarching goal of sleeping with as many women as possible.
What genre and platform is BoneTown?
It is classified as a pornographic action-adventure game and runs exclusively on the Windows operating system. The blend of mission-based combat, weight management, and explicit sexual scenes distinguishes it from pure point-and-click adult titles.
Who developed and published BoneTown?
D-Dub Software handled both development and publishing for the title. The game was released in November 2008 and, because of its Adults Only content, was not carried by mainstream retail chains.
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