RAYBIS GAMES announced a new psychological horror title, "Mandatory Overtime," on November 9th, along with its Steam store page. Developed by TADAIMA WORKS, the game puts players in the role of a new employee left alone in the office late at night, facing a series of strange phenomena while continuing to work.
The game is set in a small advertising and printing company located in an old multi-tenant building in modern-day Japan. Under the guidance of a senior colleague, players must operate the company's computers, compile sales data using spreadsheet software, and complete daily tasks such as editing advertisements, writing emails, and printing documents.
Vague instructions from your boss and last-minute tasks make it impossible to finish work before leaving. After your senior colleague leaves, you're left alone to work overtime. As you continue working, noises start coming from the unused meeting room, the phone suddenly rings, and suspicious messages appear on your computer.
Common workplace spaces such as offices, meeting rooms, break rooms, and document storage areas will gradually transform into terrifying scenes. The game combines unreasonable labor conditions with psychological horror, forcing players to deal with bizarre events that disrupt daily order under the pressure of never-ending work. The current price, release date, playtime length, supported languages, and distribution plans have yet to be announced.