Terms of service

Last updated 15 Jul, 2026

Last updated: 15 July 2026

The short version

LewdPub is a free index of adult games. We do not host game files. We write up the games, keep the version numbers current, and point you at the download links that the developers and the wider community have already put out. When you hit a download button, you leave us and land on someone else's file host.

You have to be 18 or older to use this site. Be reasonable in the comments. If you own something we have listed and you want it gone, read the DMCA page and email us — we will take it down.

Everything below is the same thing, spelled out properly. By using LewdPub you are agreeing to it.

1. You must be an adult

LewdPub is for adults. Every game listed here contains explicit sexual content. You may only use this site if you are at least 18 years old, or older if that is the legal age of adulthood where you live.

If you are under 18, leave. It does not matter what your country says, what your friends do, or how easy it is to click past this. You are not allowed here.

If you share a device with someone under 18, lock it down. Parental filtering tools exist and they work.

2. What LewdPub actually is

This matters, so read it carefully.

LewdPub is a catalogue. A listing on this site is a description of a game, some screenshots, a version number, a changelog, and a set of links. That is all it is.

  • We do not upload game files.
  • We do not host, store, or mirror game files on our servers.
  • The files sit on third-party hosts — Mega, Pixeldrain, Workupload, Datanodes, and others — that we have no ownership of and no control over.
  • Most of what we index has already been posted publicly elsewhere, usually by the developers themselves or by community forums such as F95zone.

When you click a download link you are leaving LewdPub. What happens on the other side is between you and that host.

3. Your account

You can browse the whole site without an account. You only need one if you want to comment, keep a watchlist, or request a game.

If you do sign up:

  • Give a working email address. It is how you get back in when you forget your password.
  • Your password is your responsibility. Anything done from your account is treated as done by you.
  • One account per person. Do not register a second one to get around a ban.
  • Do not pretend to be a developer, a moderator, or anyone else you are not.

You can sign in with Google or Facebook instead of a password. If you do, we get your email address and basic profile details from them, and nothing else. See the Privacy Policy.

Want your account gone? Email us and we will delete it.

4. Comments, requests, and how to behave

The comment sections and the request board are the parts of this site that other people have to read. Keep them usable.

Absolutely not allowed, and there is no second chance on these:

  • Any sexual content involving minors, real or drawn. This includes games, links, images, requests, and descriptions. Post it and your account is deleted and the material is reported. We do not debate this.
  • Sexual content involving real people who have not consented, including deepfakes and revenge material.
  • Content involving animals, or non-consensual acts presented as real.
  • Posting someone's personal information.

Also not allowed:

  • Malware, cracks that bundle malware, phishing pages, or links dressed up as downloads.
  • Spam, referral links, link shorteners that pay you, and advertising your own site in every thread.
  • Harassing other users or brigading a developer.
  • Trying to break, scrape, or overload the site.

We remove comments and listings that break these rules, and we suspend accounts that keep doing it. We do not owe anyone a warning first.

5. Downloads and other people's websites

Download links point to file hosts we do not run. That has consequences you should understand:

  • We cannot guarantee a file is safe, complete, or even the game it claims to be. Scan what you download. Keep your antivirus on.
  • We cannot guarantee a link still works. Hosts delete files, and links rot.
  • Those hosts have their own terms and their own privacy policies, and they apply to you the moment you land there.
  • If a host asks you to install something to download a file, do not.

Use of anything you download is at your own risk. If a game trashes your save files, fills your disk, or turns out to be a virus, that is not something we can put right.

6. Copyright

If you hold the rights to a game and you do not want it indexed here, we will remove the listing. The process, and what a valid notice needs to contain, is on the DMCA page. Send it to [email protected].

We would rather take something down than argue about it. Just send the notice.

7. The site is provided as it is

LewdPub is free, and it is run by people, so it will sometimes be wrong, out of date, or offline. We do not promise the site will always work, that a version number is correct, or that a link will resolve. We are not liable for losses that come from using the site or anything you downloaded through it.

8. We can remove things

We can take down any listing, comment, or account at any time — because of a takedown notice, because a rule was broken, or because something does not belong here. If we delete your account you lose your watchlist, your comments, and your history along with it.

9. Changes to these terms

These terms will change as the site changes. When they do, the date at the top changes. We are not going to email you about it, so if this matters to you, check back. Carrying on using the site after a change means you accept it.

10. The legal bits

LewdPub is run independently. There is no company behind it — it is a site, run by people who like these games.

If a court decides one part of these terms cannot be enforced, the rest still stands.

11. Contact

Everything comes to one place: [email protected]. Takedowns, privacy requests, account deletion, bug reports, or telling us we got a version number wrong.

You can also find us on Discord and Telegram, but anything formal should go to the email so there is a record of it.