Rodéa

Rodéa is a planned video game developed by Gamedo and Kadokawa Games. It was originally announced for the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita with a release intended for 2014. The game later saw a platform shift to Nintendo 3DS, with a new release window of 2015. The development has been overseen by Masayuki Furuya, who previously worked on The 7th Dragon series.

The game's premise centers around a young girl named Rodéa who awakens in a hangar with no memory of her past. She discovers she is a robot with extraordinary abilities. Players are tasked with guiding Rodéa through her journey of self-discovery and unraveling the mysteries surrounding her existence. Gameplay is described as a 3D action-adventure with elements of platforming and combat.

Rodéa features a distinct art style characterized by vibrant colors and anime-inspired character designs. The soundtrack has been composed by Yoko Shimomura, known for her work on the Kingdom Hearts and Final Fantasy XV series. The game's development has faced several delays, contributing to its prolonged anticipation. Despite the shifts in platforms and release dates, the core concept of Rodéa's quest for identity has remained a central focus. The narrative aims to explore themes of humanity, artificial intelligence, and the nature of consciousness.