Yokohama Kidou Bousouzoku ROCK 'N' ROLL SUICIDE Turns Yokohama Into a Robot Biker ADV
A hands-on report from Tokyo Game Dungeon 14 on October 31, 2026 covers Yokohama Kidou Bousouzoku ROCK 'N' ROLL SUICIDE, an adventure game set in 22nd-century Yokohama.
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Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Why it matters
A one-person production built on a photographed Yokohama and a parody-heavy robot biker premise is the kind of small, specific game the Tokyo Game Dungeon circuit exists to surface, and the playable build already runs from Tsuzuki Ward toward Honmoku.
Key Facts
- Tokyo Game Dungeon 14 was held on October 31, 2026 at the Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Trade Center Hamamatsucho Hall.
- Yokohama Kidou Bousouzoku ROCK 'N' ROLL SUICIDE is set in the 22nd century, with the Japanese Army Police formed to counter robot crime.
- The protagonist, Mika, is a member of the Kidou Bousouzoku group the Red Rockers and is fired from a convenience store job after her identity is exposed.
- Developer FUJII Production says the game has been in development for about seven months and is being made by one person.
- The game's exploration starts in Tsuzuki Ward and extends as far as Honmoku in Yokohama.
Mika, a member of the Red Rockers biker gang, is fired from her convenience store job and heads to a duel. The game uses a live-action Yokohama backdrop with low-polygon robot bikers rendered over it, and developer FUJII Production says one person has built it over about seven months.
The adventure sections let Mika move freely across a panoramic live-action Yokohama, and the reporter notes that flags set in different places widen the choices available at events. The route starts in Tsuzuki Ward and reaches as far as Honmoku.
Battles between adventure segments are fixed-camera real-time action. The robot is controlled with remote-control-style inputs, and combos come from repeated clicking. Because the machines are heavy, the design leans on equipping strong DISKs found around the city rather than on sharpening movement, and DISKs also strengthen the Red Rockers' robot, Red Taiman No. 2, ahead of one-on-one gang fights. Emo rock runs through the game, and the report points to a Metal Gear Solid radio-call parody and a "Taiman Fall, standby!" gag among the smaller touches.
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