BoneCraft
Want more sex in your Sci-Fi?
BoneCraft is the first hack-and-slash, RPG shooter game that allows the player to finally “go all the way” with some of the sexiest creatures in the galaxy.
The game follows Captain Fort Worth and his crew of Space Wranglers through sexual encounters with naughty elves and racy robots, battles with Orc hoardes, and the search for the galaxy’s Holy Grail: the Elf Queen and her band of horny minions.
Captain Fort Worth is voiced by legendary voice actor Neil Kaplan, who has voiced such iconic characters as Tychus from the StarCraft® series.
BoneCraft is not just some sci-fi / fantasy sex simulator, but an entire game with story, missions, weapon upgrades, troop advancement, and sex integrated seamlessly into the gameplay like never before. In missions like “Bone and Pillage,” BoneCraft brings a whole new meaning to ‘wingman,’ as Captain Fort Worth will not only try to get laid himself, but make sure his Wranglers get theirs too.
New types of girls and sex positions can be unlocked or purchased by advancing through the storyline. If the player would rather not fight before they get it on, they can visit the Sex Store and find just the right hookup from the hundreds of unique girls.
You start with a rifle, a flamethrower, and a chainsaw sword, but new weapons can be purchased, stripped off enemies, or found hidden in the world., And that’s not all: You’re also able to level up your team’s’s armor and weapons, to create the best Wrangler attack squad in any solar system. You’ll need all the fire power you can get as you take on the crude magic of the Orcs and the overpowering mystical skill of the Elven Army.
Drawn from dregs of the galaxy and put under the command of the drunkest rattlesnake-fucker this side of the Milky Way, the Space Wranglers booze their way from planet to planet in search of the hottest aliens out there.
The story begins with Captain Fort Worth (Neil Kaplan) and his trusty sidekick, Lubbock, cruising through space in their ship the USS Longstreet. As is normal on the ship, they are drinking massive amounts of Jet Fuel, which leads Lubbock to slip and bring up a subject he knows sends Fort into a rage: Elven women. Earlier in Fort’s galactical campaigns he almost had the chance to bone the crown jewel of the galaxy, the Elf Queen, but was foiled by the Elven Army. Since then, Fort has lived with the pain of the only one he ever let get away.
Lubbock’s mention of the Elves throws Fort into a drunken driving rage, and he sends the ship hurtling into an asteroid belt, putting it on a collision course with a hostile planet.
The Wranglers crash-land on the planet, and find it inhabited by an Orc tribe who they very quickly try to enforce their interstellar extinction policy on. Fort soon discovers that the Orc tribe is not only led by an old friend of his, but that the planet is also harboring an Elven Brothel run by the Elf Queen herself. Reluctant to share this info with his old friend, Fort is forced to go to war to find the secret of the Elven Brothel’s location.
With his sights set on the prize, not even the Elven Army, Dick Monsters, or mutinous Wranglers will stand in the way of Fort mounting his great white whale.
Game Discussion
Steam User 4
It's cute, funny and charming in a toilet bowl humor way but it's a mediocre game... The animations are stiff, it's cheesy and the missions are repetitive and lacking but it's still a lot of fun... Plus, we need to support porn games so we can get even more developed!
Steam User 0
BoneCraft, developed and published by D-Dub Software, is a third-person action RPG that deliberately merges hack-and-slash gameplay with explicit adult themes in a way few titles attempt. It positions itself not as a subtle or restrained experience, but as a bold, irreverent fusion of sci-fi parody, fantasy tropes, and erotic content layered over a straightforward combat and progression system. From the outset, the game makes it clear that it is aimed at a very specific audience—players looking for action-driven gameplay that does not shy away from mature subject matter.
The story follows Captain Fort Worth, a crude and over-the-top space adventurer whose misadventures lead him and his crew to a strange planet filled with orcs, elves, robots, and other exaggerated archetypes. The narrative leans heavily into parody, blending space opera absurdity with fantasy clichés in a way that feels intentionally campy. Dialogue is packed with self-aware humor, sexual innuendo, and deliberately exaggerated character interactions. While the plot itself is not particularly deep, it provides enough structure to guide players through missions, locations, and escalating conflicts.
Gameplay is centered on third-person combat, combining ranged firearms and melee weapons. Early on, players gain access to tools such as rifles, flamethrowers, and a chainsaw-like blade, and combat requires switching between these options depending on enemy type and proximity. The action is fast-paced and arcade-like rather than deeply tactical. Enemies come in waves and vary in behavior, encouraging movement and situational awareness. While the combat mechanics are not as complex as those found in large-scale action RPGs, they are responsive enough to keep encounters engaging.
Character progression follows a light RPG structure. Defeating enemies and completing missions rewards experience points and resources, which can be used to upgrade weapons and improve combat effectiveness. Equipment enhancements provide incremental boosts to damage and survivability, creating a steady sense of advancement. Though the system remains relatively straightforward, it gives players motivation to continue exploring and fighting, reinforcing the core loop of combat and reward.
What distinguishes BoneCraft most clearly from other action RPGs is its unapologetic integration of explicit adult content into its gameplay and reward structure. Romantic and sexual encounters are not side elements hidden behind optional menus—they are woven directly into the progression system. Completing certain missions or building relationships with characters unlocks explicit scenes, positioning adult content as a central feature rather than a peripheral addition. This approach is bold and unfiltered, but it also firmly confines the game to a niche market.
The tone throughout remains comedic and exaggerated rather than serious or dramatic. The world feels intentionally absurd, and character designs often emphasize parody over realism. Voice acting adds personality and energy to interactions, helping elevate the humor and maintain a consistent tone. However, the reliance on crude humor and overt sexuality may not appeal to all players, particularly those seeking nuanced storytelling or refined writing.
Technically, the game reflects its indie origins. Visual fidelity is functional rather than cutting-edge, with environments and character models designed to support gameplay rather than impress graphically. Performance is generally stable, though the overall presentation lacks the polish of larger studio productions. Still, the focus remains on delivering a cohesive blend of action and adult-themed content rather than competing visually with mainstream titles.
In summary, BoneCraft is a distinctive and unapologetic entry in the action RPG space. It combines accessible combat, light progression mechanics, and overtly adult content into a package that fully embraces its provocative identity. While its humor, tone, and explicit nature limit its audience, it successfully delivers on its intended experience for players seeking something unconventional. For those comfortable with its mature themes and looking for an action-focused RPG that pushes boundaries, BoneCraft offers a unique and memorable, if niche, adventure.
Rating: 8/10
Steam User 0
they take everything that made bonetown great and just made it scifi/WOW like definitely worth a scoop up
Steam User 0
Campaign is quite short and there is constant freezing and glitches but the gameplay and voice acting and story is very good and funny. Compared to Bonetown which this game is the 'sequal' to its not at the same scope but it is still very good though repetitive. It will certainly rile up your imagination I highly recommend both this and Bonetown!
Steam User 0
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