Description

Bone Town + BoneCraft brings together two adult-themed games that pair combat and outrageous humor with very different settings. Developed and published by D-Dub Software, BoneTown follows a mission-based structure reminiscent of Grand Theft Auto, with assignments from various characters and a deliberately provocative approach to progression. Its opening moves from a humiliating encounter with a fraternity brother into a fighting tutorial, followed by an introduction to the game’s adult objectives. A suited representative of an organization called “The Man” then warns that public indecency can lead to arrest. Missions range from appearances in adult films to a fight with a character who believes he is Jesus. BoneCraft takes the action into a science-fiction and fantasy crossover, offering an adult parody of World of Warcraft and StarCraft. Captain Fort Worth leads a rowdy crew of Space Wranglers and robots into a world populated by orcs and elves. Known as the Good Ol’ Boys, these hard-drinking extraterrestrial invaders arrive aboard a powerful spacecraft, much to the elves’ concern. The adventure combines the Captain’s powers of persuasion with his crew’s destructive capabilities as they explore hostile territory in search of the Elf Queen and her followers. The supplied BoneTown release is version 1.1.1, listed as uncensored and available in English for Windows, with an update date of 12 November 2008. BoneCraft’s installation package is labeled version 1.0.4 and includes the BoneCraftExtra_RoboHo update. Both games feature console commands: BoneTown’s listed, untested cheats provide power moves, items, money, infinite health, progression boosts, and control over the day/night cycle. BoneCraft’s commands offer ammunition, money, infinite health, mission and adult-store unlocks, and daylight adjustments. The listed minimum requirements are Windows XP, Vista, 7, or 8; an Intel Pentium 4 at 2.8 GHz or AMD Athlon 2800+; 1 GB of RAM, increasing to 1.5 GB for Vista and Windows 7 or later; 3 GB of storage; and a graphics card with 128 MB of video memory and Pixel Shader 2.0 support. A DVD-ROM drive is required only for the boxed edition. Recommended specifications raise the processor to an Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Athlon X2, memory to 1.5 GB—or 2 GB on Vista and Windows 7 or later—and video memory to 256 MB.