D-Dub Software
Corporate brand
UnclaimedD-Dub Software is an American independent video game developer focused on adult-oriented games, best known for BoneTown and BoneCraft.
Last updated September 26, 2026
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Overview
D-Dub Software is an independent American video game developer that positions itself within the adult gaming industry. The company operates a dedicated website at d-dub.com, where it presents itself as an indie developer for adult games and maintains a storefront, game pages, news, forums, videos, and affiliate and newsletter programs. Its two best-known titles are BoneTown and BoneCraft, which are adult-themed games that blend action, humor, and explicit content. According to the company's own website, both BoneTown and BoneCraft are no longer sold directly through the d-dub.com store; they are now available exclusively on Steam. This shift reflects the broader movement of independent adult games toward major digital distribution platforms, where age-gated storefronts and community features provide a larger and more regulated marketplace. D-Dub Software remains a small, privately held studio rather than a publicly traded publisher, and its public footprint centers on its own site and its Steam listings. The studio's brand identity is closely tied to its niche: it does not aim at the mainstream console market but instead serves an adult audience through downloadable PC games. Because the company is privately held and does not disclose detailed financial or corporate information, many specifics about its founding, ownership, and internal structure are not publicly documented. What is clear from its official presence is that D-Dub Software continues to operate as an active indie developer and publisher brand in the adult gaming space, with its catalog now distributed primarily through Steam.
History
D-Dub Software is an American independent video game developer that has built its identity around the adult gaming industry. The studio is best known for two adult-themed titles, BoneTown and BoneCraft, which it developed and originally sold through its own website. Its official site describes the company as "Indie game developers for the adult gaming industry," and it has maintained a direct-to-consumer storefront alongside community features such as forums, videos, news updates, and affiliate and newsletter signups. At some point, the company changed its distribution strategy: its website now states that "BoneTown and BoneCraft are no longer sold through this site. Both games are now available exclusively on Steam." This move aligned D-Dub Software with the dominant PC digital distribution platform, giving its adult titles access to Steam's age-gated storefront and community infrastructure. The company remains privately held and does not appear to have been acquired by a larger publisher; its public presence is centered on its own website and its Steam listings. Because D-Dub Software is a small private studio, detailed corporate history such as exact founding date, founder names, and office locations is not widely documented in public sources. Its trajectory nonetheless illustrates a common path for niche independent developers: build a direct sales channel, cultivate a dedicated audience, and then migrate flagship products to a major platform to reach a wider market under platform-level age verification and content policies.
D-Dub Software operates as an independent developer for the adult gaming industry, with an official website at d-dub.com.
The studio develops and releases its flagship adult games, BoneTown and BoneCraft.
BoneTown and BoneCraft are made available exclusively on Steam, ending direct sales through the company's own site.
Products and positioning
Independent developer for the adult gaming industry, distributing its flagship titles through Steam.
BoneTown
An adult-themed video game developed by D-Dub Software, now sold exclusively on Steam.
BoneCraft
An adult-themed video game developed by D-Dub Software, now sold exclusively on Steam.
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