The purple Overtime Gremlin punching out through the glass of an office vending machine at night, with coins, an energy drink, a donut and cup noodles flying out

Coming soon6×5 pay anywhereTumbling wins

The office snack machine has a Gremlin problem, and it pays.

It's 11 pm and a Gremlin has moved into the office vending machine. Snacks pay anywhere on a 6×5 grid and tumble for chain wins while Espresso multipliers stack up. Four Timesheets clock you into free spins, where the Caffeine meter never cools and Reply All copies your best shot.

Overtime has been submitted for review and isn't playable anywhere yet.

RTP
96.50%
Max win
10,000×
Grid
6×5
Volatility
High

How it plays

Features

Pay anywhere & tumbles

There are no paylines. Land 8 or more of the same snack anywhere on the 6×5 grid and they pay, in groups of 8–9, 10–11, 12–14 and 15+. Winning snacks drop out of the machine, the rest fall down and new ones tumble in. The chain keeps going until no new win forms.

New to this? Read how pay-anywhere grids and tumbles work.

Overtime Energy drinkDonutChips

Gremlin Wild

The Gremlin himself. The Wild substitutes for all snacks, so he can complete a group of any of them. He doesn't stand in for Timesheets or Espresso.

The Gremlin Wild symbol

Espresso multipliers

Espresso cups carry multipliers from 2× to 100×. In the base game, every Espresso value on the board is added together and multiplies the win of the whole tumble sequence.

An Espresso multiplier cup

Overtime free spins & the Caffeine meter

Four or more Timesheets clock you in for 10 free spins. Three or more during free spins add 5 more.

In free spins the Caffeine meter never cools: it keeps every Espresso value that lands for the whole bonus, and multiplies each winning free spin.

The Timesheet scatter symbolThe Gremlin punching a time clock at 3 am

Reply All

Only in free spins. Reply All copies the highest Espresso on the board to 2–4 more cells, so one big cup can turn into several.

The Reply All symbol: an envelope bursting with paperworkAn Espresso multiplier cup

Coffee Break & bonus buys

Coffee Break costs 3× the bet per spin and makes free spins more frequent: about 1 in 41 spins.

Where available, you can also go straight to the bonus: Overtime at 100× the bet for 10 free spins, or Double Shift at 400× the bet for 10 free spins with the Caffeine meter starting at 5×. Bonus buys aren't offered in every market. Every mode has the same 96.50% RTP.

A coffee cup with a ×3 tagThe Gremlin holding two espresso cups

Art direction

One long night at the office

The office changes as the shift drags on. Original art, animation and audio, made in-house.

Fact sheet

Specs

Hit frequency and free-spin frequency are long-run averages from simulation. RTP is a long-run average, not a promise for a session. See what RTP means and volatility explained.
StatusComing soon
Grid6 reels × 5 rows
PaysPay anywhere: 8 or more matching symbols anywhere on the grid pay, in groups of 8–9, 10–11, 12–14 and 15+
TumblesWinning symbols are removed and new ones fall in, until no new win forms
RTP96.50% (all modes)
Max win10,000× the bet
VolatilityHigh
Hit frequencyAbout 29.5% of base game rounds
WildGremlin Wild, substitutes for all snacks (not Timesheet or Espresso)
MultipliersEspresso, 2× to 100×
Free spins4+ Timesheets award 10 free spins; 3+ during free spins add 5 more
Game modesBase 1× · Coffee Break 3× per spin (free spins about 1 in 41 spins) · Overtime bonus buy 100× (10 free spins) · Double Shift bonus buy 400× (10 free spins, Caffeine starts at 5×). Bonus buys where available.
DeveloperOddjaw

Symbols

What's in the machine

Eight snacks from the office vending machine, plus four specials.

Screenshots

In the game

Captured from the current build, in demo mode.

Built in-house

Made by Oddjaw

Overtime's math was simulated over millions of rounds and independently validated. The art, animation and audio are original. Read more about how we make games.

Play responsibly

Before you play

18+ only. Play for fun, not to make money. Every round is random, and the RTP is a long-run average, not a promise for a session. Decide on a budget and a time limit before you play, and stop when you reach them.

If gambling stops being fun, help is free and confidential. See our responsible gaming page for support organisations.

Partners & press

Interested in Overtime?

Operators, partners and press: email us for details. Logos, art and the fact sheet are in the press kit.