Bitsummit Punch 2026

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BitSummit has become one of the world’s most recognised events dedicated to independent games. Every year, thousands of developers, publishers, media and players gather in Kyoto to discover new titles, build connections and celebrate the creativity of the indie games industry.

For BitSummit Punch 2026, the festival welcomed a record-breaking 68,208 visitors across three days at Miyako Messe. As the event’s official photography partner, Ten Colors was responsible for documenting the festival from opening day through to the closing ceremony.

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Delivery

Photography doesn’t end when the shutter is pressed.

Throughout the weekend, images were selected, edited and delivered the same day, allowing the organising team to publish photography while the event was still underway for media, partners and social media.

Alongside the official photography coverage, we also captured and edited short-form vertical reels on-site. Delivered in real time, these videos gave BitSummit’s team fresh content to share throughout the weekend, helping maintain momentum across its social channels and extending the reach of the event while it was still happening.

Outcome

BitSummit Punch 2026 marked another successful collaboration between BitSummit and Ten Colors.

As the festival continues to grow each year, our approach has evolved alongside it—providing organisers with reliable coverage, rapid content delivery and a complete visual archive of one of the world’s leading indie game events.

By combining comprehensive photography with real-time content delivery, BitSummit was able to communicate the energy of the festival as it unfolded while building a lasting collection of imagery that continues to support the event long after the doors closed.