Indonesia's Games From Jakarta Pavilion Returns To Tokyo Game Show
Indonesia's pavilion at Tokyo Game Show keeps drawing attention because its indie scene has grown alongside a young population of about 280 million, and Coffee Talk is the example the country still works from.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
The Games From Jakarta pavilion appeared at Tokyo Game Show 2026, presenting Indonesian-made games. On display were Moonlit Orchard, a slow-life farming sim from Skyfy Studio set in a fantasy Nusantara world where crops differ between day and night, and The Blind Warrior from Rizero Studio, set in the 1860s, in which a blind warrior fights Dutch troops with the martial art silat.
The booth sat among the country pavilions at Makuhari Messe, and its lineup leaned on local settings rather than imported genres. Moonlit Orchard builds its farming loop around a Nusantara fantasy world and a day-night split in what the player can grow. The Blind Warrior looks instead at the colonial period, with a protagonist who lost his sight when his village was destroyed and who uses silat against Dutch soldiers carrying firearms. Both are works from small Indonesian studios, and both were shown with the aim of reaching players outside the country.
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