Status rechecked 15 October 2026: the official call still advertises applications, but Wumbo Games could not independently confirm the current form's availability. Status is unconfirmed, not a confirmed closure; the last successful availability-check timestamp is preserved.
TOKYO INDIE GAMES SUMMIT advertises creator-exhibitor applications for its 27–28 March 2027 event in Tokyo. The free general slot is for domestic and international individuals, circles, and small independent development teams. The listed deadline remains 15 November 2026 at 14:59 UTC (23:59 JST).
Who the creator slot is for
Applicants must be actively involved in planning and developing the submitted work and hold the rights needed to exhibit it. The organizer accepts new or previously released projects, including authorized derivative works.
The game must be playable at the event on PC, VR, mobile or tablet, an authorized console setup, or a self-developed device. Priority goes to applicants who can attend in person. Larger companies, regular publishers, and projects already under a third-party publishing agreement may be directed to a corporate or sponsored exhibit category instead.
Plan for selection and travel
The organizer reviews eligible titles, so applying does not guarantee a booth. International eligibility makes this relevant to Indonesian and other Southeast Asian developers, but the public call does not promise travel or accommodation support.
Business Day is 27 March, followed by Public Day on 28 March, at Suginami Science Lab IMAGINUS and other venues. Before applying, confirm that your playable demo, rights, hardware, staffing, and Tokyo travel plan can support an in-person exhibit.
Read the official exhibitor call before opening the linked application form. Wumbo Games did not apply or contact the organizer.
Original sources
- TOKYO INDIE GAMES SUMMIT 2027 — official exhibitor call
- TOKYO INDIE GAMES SUMMIT 2027 — official application form
Release plans and availability can change. Check the original source for the latest information.
