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Yes, chmod is a shell command that let you change mode flags and access permission of a file. The +x indicate to the command to make the specified file executable.

Says it’s a read only file

In that case, add sudo (substitute user, do) before chmod to make it run with administrator permissions (a password may be required).

I did the sudo thing but it still shows up as it was: changing permissions and read only

I meant :

sudo chmod +x "./My Dystopian Robot Girlfriend.x86_64"

Then :

"./My Dystopian Robot Girlfriend.x86_64"

And it don’t run ?

If that’s the case, I don’t know, I will certainly need more info (like the exact output of these command).