Phoenixx Inc., the organisers of the TOKYO INDIE GAMES SUMMIT, have announced a selection of indie games that will be available for hands-on previews at this year’s event, which is set to feature over 100+ games. The in-person showcase is set to take place on Saturday, 8 March, and Sunday, 9 March 2025, at Musashino Kokaido in Kichijoji, Tokyo.
Bringing together local and international indie developers and publishers, the TOKYO INDIE GAMES SUMMIT offers a space for both industry professionals and gaming enthusiasts to explore new and upcoming titles. Among the featured games available for play at the event are:
Deperson, a surreal branching narrative visual novel by Error Thing, currently in development for PC via Steam.
Building Relationships, a comedic adventure and dating sim from Tan Ant Games, planned for PC release via Steam in 2025.
Type-NOISE: Shonen Shojo, a mind-bending visual novel developed by MYU and published by Dank Hearts.
One Turn Kill, a single-turn PVE deckbuilder by DenDen and published by Waku Waku Games, scheduled for PC release via Steam in 2025.
Wanderdawn, an atmospheric hack-and-slash action game by Horousamatolune, set to launch on PC via Steam in 2026.
IZON., an action game combining creation and destruction, developed by CREEK & RIVER Co., Ltd., currently in development for PC via Steam.
Byte Survivor, a resource-collecting action game by minmuu, expected to launch on PC via Steam in Q2 2025.
A full list of exhibitors can be found on the event’s official website.
In addition to gaming experiences, the event will feature family-friendly activities, including musical performances and free refreshments. For younger attendees, the Kids Programming Academy will host a free workshop for elementary school students to introduce them to game design. Meanwhile, Kirarina Keio Kichijoji will offer gaming experiences designed for parents and children to enjoy together.
