BoneTown: The Second Coming Edition

Editorial Worth it

BoneTown: The Second Coming Edition is a 2008 open-world sex-comedy revived and expanded for a new audience, and the community is split almost entirely along nostalgia lines. Fans celebrate its unapologetically crude humor, GTA-lite gameplay loop, a drug-powered combat system, and the rare design choice of making sex mechanics integral to progression rather than just reward cutscenes. The absurdist writing, willingness to offend indiscriminately, and sheer novelty of the concept earn genuine affection — even from players who acknowledge it is objectively stupid. Critics, however, argue that D-Dub actually regressed the product: maps were reworked in ways long-time fans find confusing or worse, while fundamental problems (bare-bones combat, clunky controls, poor camera angles in sex scenes) were left untouched. The result is a remaster that satisfies newcomers more than returning players. On the creative side, this is very much a niche product — offensively silly, proudly dated in its sensibility, and aimed squarely at players who want trashy open-world action with explicit content baked in. For that audience it largely delivers, quirks and all. The Steam Deck experience is mixed per reviews, and one vocal critic makes a case that the original build was superior, but the overall picture is a game that runs and can be completed.