I like this as a start. I'm a big advocate of "show, don't tell", so the events would need to get rearranged to avoid a big opening exposition. You'd probably wake up in the scrapyard and get introduced to your memories later. Perhaps you awaken with no memory except for the face of your original owner or inventor and remember a moment of kindness or something, and then experience your memories in reverse as you backtrack your way from where you are to where your life started. However, this may get tricky to pace out in a game, since you would need enough sex scenes to make a long adventure worth it.
A shorter version might be more reasonable. I don't see any reason for the robot to acquire combat techniques, since my preference is to avoid violence altogether. That would also make the story simpler to get across, the player just gets thrown out and needs (or wants) to make its way back to its beloved.
An inventor might be more interesting than an owner, and actually an easier scenario for me to "feel" because I basically invent robot women myself. Perhaps the inventor gets arrested for making sexbots by a dystopian government, or is captured and forced to make bad robots for a badguy, and the player has been activated to come to the rescue. ("Come to the Rescue" would be a fantastic title)
It would be easier if the whole story takes place on a single starship/colony/city/whatever, since if you travel to another planet, I have to represent that somehow. Start in a garbage dump with robots, move on to a city of some kind with various alien/anthro types, and then finish in some kind of high security area, protected by super monsters or other sexbots or something.
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From here, you use the scrapyard planet as your hub world of sorts as you make a deal with a local mechanic....
Maybe the past is irrelevant, the junkyard owner simply found the sexbot or built the sexbot and sends it out to do dirty work for the sake of the junkyard business. The goal could be to get enough money to buy something specific or pay off a debt, or to find all the parts of a spaceship to get off the junkyard planet. Maybe the "mechanic" that activated the sexbot is actually a body-less computer intelligence or an R2D2 sort of robot that wants the sexbot to find a new sexbot body for it to inhabit. Or perhaps your mechanic is not someone who is in charge of the junkyard, but instead someone or something that got trapped and is trying to escape with the help of the sexbot.
I once came up with the idea of a "Planet of Insane Robots" that could be useful here. The idea is that robot computer brains degrade over time, just like a human brain or a modern computer. As the robots slowly lose their minds, they can become dangerous to themselves and others. The robots in question are sufficiently intelligent that simply deactivating them or destroying them would be immoral, or risks the robots retaliating, but not so intelligent that they have full human rights. Thus, robots that reach a certain age or begin to show signs of degradation are sent to an uninhabited planet where they can live out their lives as best they can, the Planet of Insane Robots. Most robots succumb to old age and "die" while some last for centuries, going more and more insane. I originally envisioned this as a world exclusively for combat robots, but I could probably make it work for sexbots too. The "junkyard" could be the Planet of Insane Robots.
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