Master List of ASFR: Video Games

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A comprehensive list of video games containing fembots and equivalents.

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Video Games

  • Bionic Heart
    • Plot: The game is set in London, 2099. The earth is not what it used to be anymore. Incredible climate changes have corrupted the weather, causing a permanent rain on most of the Earth's surface. Luke Black is a 36-year-old bio-informatic engineer and he is one of the lead programmers at Nanotech, a big nanotechnology research company. But one night, his life is changed forever when he encounters Tanya, an experimental gynoid with memories of the 21st century and no idea why she would have them. Luke soon finds himself protecting Tanya from her creator, Richard, who has bribed the police into helping him search for her.
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    • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bionic_Heart
  • The Bouncer
  • Detroit: Become Human
    • Synopsis: Built from a tech demo released in 2012, this PS4 exclusive features a version of Detroit that has lifelike androids in it.
    • Detroit: Become Human
  • Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard
  • Soul Calibur series
  • Tekken vidcaps
    • Fembot: Alisa Bosconovitch - a character that first appeared in the arcade game Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion and its console port Tekken 6. She is an android created by Doctor Bosconovitch able to sprout wing-like jets from her back allowing her to briefly fly at great speed during fights, sprout chainsaws from her arms (this is one of her stances, "Destroy Form"), and remove her head during moves such as one of her grapples, "Head Explosion". She has pink hair and green eyes.
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    • Tropes: Disassembly, Damage
  • Xenoblade Chronicles
    • Xenoblade Chronicles (Wii)
      • Synopsis: The game follows Shulk and his band of friends as they search for answers about the mysterious "Monado" sword and defend their homeland from violent robotic creatures known as the Mechon.
      • Tropes: The Mechon transform the Homms into cyborgs, Cyborg, Robotic appearance
    • Xenoblade Chronicles X (Wii U)
      • Synopsis: The game begins in the year 2054, as two alien races engage in battle near Earth, causing significant collateral damage to the planet.[2] With governments sensing Earth's obliteration, humanity is forced to evacuate in enormous interstellar ark ships, one from every major city on the planet, though only the American Los Angeles evacuee ship, the White Whale, and a small handful more, manage to escape before the planet is destroyed. The story picks up two years later as the White Whale is found and attacked by the Ganglion, one of the alien races responsible for Earth's destruction, causing the ship to crash land upon the planet Mira. From there, the passengers attempt to establish their new home of "New Los Angeles" and coexist with the planet's native races while still being hunted by the Ganglion. The player serves as a member of the BLADE task force, tasked with exploring Mira, finding stasis pods containing White Whale passengers that were ejected in the crash, and protecting New L.A. from threats.[3]
      • Tropes: At the end of Chapter five, the main character's left arm is torn off after they leap to the rescue of another character. Damage, Repair
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  • Xenosaga
    • Synopsis: The Xenosaga series begins in the year T.C. 4767. Earth is seemingly gone; it has been erased from starmaps and renamed "Lost Jerusalem" while mankind exists on distant planets and artificial colonies. The capital of all known space is Fifth Jerusalem, where the Galaxy Federation keeps watch over mankind. The Xenosaga universe is not divided into galaxies and solar systems, but rather is divided into UMN columns. Although initially host to humans, science and the paranormal have given birth to several quasi-lifeforms, including androids, cyborgs, Gnosis, Realians, and U.R.T.V.
    • Fembot: KOS-MOS - Stands for Kosmos Obey Strategical Multiple Operation System. She is an android developed for the sole purpose of defeating Gnosis enemies.
    • Tropes: Robotic appearance, Malfunction, Access panel, Damage
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