Glodia
Overview
Glodia (グローディア) was a Japanese development studio founded in 1986 by Osamu Ikegame, a former programmer at Telenet Japan Co., Ltd.. Other known people who contributed to the studio's first game Lyrane (1986) were other Telenet colleagues, composer Nobuhito Koise and programmer Hiroyuki Kuwata. The RPG Emerald Dragon is considered the company's masterpiece and was ported to several platforms. Development on other titles continued until 1995 when Etemible was released.All Glodia's titles were only released in Japan.
Games
| Emerald Dragon | (1995) |
| Etemible: Tenjō Mukyū | (1995) |
| Bible Master 2: The Chaos of Aglia | (1994) |
| Alvaleak Bōkenki | (1993) |
| Different Realm: Kuon no Kenja | (1993) |
| Zavas II: The Prophecy of Mehitae | (1993) |
| Vain Dream II | (1992) |
| Die Bahnwelt | (1992) |
| Vain Dream | (1991) |
| Emerald Dragon | (1989) |
| Zavas | (1988) |
| Testament | (1987) |
| Lyrane | (1986) |
Trivia
Between 1986 and 1995, the company developed 14 games, but none of them were released outside Japan.Related Web Sites
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