OVERTIME
A downloadable game for Windows and Linux
📦 OVERTIME
ABOUT THE GAME
A standard night shift inside a desolate warehouse. Simple, routine work that shouldn't raise any questions: deliver 9 cargo crates to the drop-off zone. However, as the night progresses, the facility plunges into darkness, and the quiet corridors begin to play tricks on your mind. Stay alert, keep your flashlight ready, and finish the shift.
GAMEPLAY CONTROLS
• WASD — Move
• Mouse — Look around
• E / Left Click — Pick up / Drop crate / Interact
• Shift — Run / Sprint
• F — Toggle Flashlight
• ESC — Open Menu / Pause
• Tab — Open / Close Task Journal
ABOUT THE DEVELOPER
Created solo for a Game Jam by an independent game developer from Ukraine. As this project was developed under a tight deadline, I sincerely apologize if you encounter any bugs. I would be extremely grateful for your bug reports and feedback in the comments. Thank you for playing, and I hope you enjoy the experience!
ПРО ГРУ
Звичайна нічна зміна на порожньому складі. Проста, монотонна робота, яка не мала б викликати жодних запитань: доставити коробоку в зону розвантаження. Проте з кожною поставленою коробкою приміщення занурюється у темряву, а в тихих коридорах починає відбуватися щось дивне. Будьте уважні, тримайте ліхтарик напоготові та допрацюйте зміну до кінця.
УПРАВЛІННЯ В ГРІ
• WASD — Переміщення
• Миша — Огляд
• E / ЛКМ — Взяти / Покласти коробку / Взаємодія
• Shift — Біг
• F — Увімкнути / Вимкнути ліхтарик
• ESC — Меню / Пауза
• Tab — Відкрити / Закрити журнал завдань
ПРО РОЗРОБНИКА
Проєкт створено соло для Game Jam інді-розробником з України. Оскільки гру було зроблено у стислі терміни, щиро перепрошую за можливі баги. Буду дуже вдячний за ваші відгуки та повідомлення про помилки у коментарях. Дякую за підтримку та приємної гри!
| Published | 4 days ago |
| Status | Released |
| Platforms | Windows, Linux |
| Author | Lunatic_DM |
| Genre | Adventure |
| Tags | 3D, Atmospheric, Dark, First-Person, Game Jam, Horror, Short, Singleplayer |
| AI Disclosure | AI Assisted, Sounds, Text |






Comments
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scary dan jumpcare!
2 main fixes : Clipboard , you can't put it away and at night it's so bright to read a word unless you press up against a wall.
Flashlight & Lighting: The flashlight did its best but I almost relied mostly on the lightning flashes and flickering lights.
I was really starting to enjoy this game until I tried to use one of the forklift trucks :D Can you actually drive them, or am I missing something? lol.
I thought maybe I was doing something wrong, so I checked the settings and went into the controls… only to find that “Fullscreen” is listed as an option for both Interact and Flashlight. 😂😂
One thing I felt the game was missing was clearer instructions to help players understand what they need to do next. For example, prompts such as "[E] Use" or "[E] Pick Up" would be really helpful (although I'm not even sure if picking up items is possible in the game yet?)
I appreciate this was a game jam entry, so it's understandable that there might be a few bugs and things that haven't been fully polished. However, I do think clearly indicating which objects players can interact with is quite fundamental to the gameplay experience, as it helps them understand what they can do and where to go next.
Visually, though, the game looks amazing! The environment, lighting and overall atmosphere are really well done :)
I was just a little disappointed because the description and screenshots really grabbed my attention, and I was genuinely looking forward to playing it. Unfortunately, I barely got started. I answered the phone, checked my task list on the clipboard, walked over to the forklift truck, and then had absolutely no idea what I was supposed to do next. At that point, I lost the sense of fun and ended up closing the game.
I really hope you continue developing this, though, because I genuinely think it has a lot of potential! I'd love to come back and give it another go once the interaction prompts are clearer and the issues with the control settings have been sorted out :)
Great work overall, and I hope you keep building on what you've created!
Nice!