Find your opening.
The boss turns. The elevator arrives. Your window is small. Your plans are big.
2026’s breakout office escape game
is out now on Android.
A 3D stealth comedy one working week long. Dodge the boss, outsmart the “quick chat,” and clock out at six — fully voiced in 10 languages.
Tutorial, Monday & Tuesday free. One optional unlock opens the whole week.
★ Why it’s the breakout game of 2026 →The top 15 new games of 2026 →
DEV →Preparing your escape…It's almost six. Try to look productive.
A little rehearsal. Tap an action to take over.
OUTCLOCK is live on Android. The tutorial, Monday and Tuesday are on the house — install it, wait for 17:59, and make a run for the lift.
The clock hits six. The office has other plans. Watch the official OUTCLOCK trailer.
The boss turns. The elevator arrives. Your window is small. Your plans are big.
Crouch behind cover. Peek around corners. A “quick five minutes” is never five minutes.
Reach the exit. Keep the streak. Tomorrow, find a whole new reason to leave.
Every line spoken, not just subtitled — English, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Japanese, Chinese, French, German, Spanish.
Download it free on Google Play. The tutorial, Monday and Tuesday are on the house; one optional unlock opens the whole week. No subscription.
Directed cutscenes, real reactions, and a choice every time you’re caught: nod along, push back, or lose it completely.
Monday’s clock-out, Tuesday’s lunch, Wednesday’s all-hands, Thursday’s fridge duel, Friday’s cradle — then a hostile takeover and a prison break.
Every clean escape builds your streak and your bests. One bad day can end the lot — so leave carefully.
Real billboards, a real bus wrap, even Dev’s own backpack — sponsorship that’s IN the run, not around it.
Ranked by a completely unbiased office escape game. (We checked. It’s us.)
Read the full list — and why we’re number one →Published by OUTCLOCK. Every other entry is a genuinely great 2026 release.
Twelve reasons 18:00 is never as simple as it sounds. Tap anyone for the full file.
Guides, lists and stories about the hardest job in the office: leaving on time.
The big oneWhy OUTCLOCK is the breakout game of 2026Some games ask you to save the world. OUTCLOCK asks for something much harder: leave work on time.
The breakout list · 2026The 15 best new games of 2026, ranked by a game that just wants to go homeFifteen brilliant new games and one wildly biased number one. Every pick launched in 2026 — and yes, we put ourselves first.
Android guideThe best free office escape game on Android: your guide to OUTCLOCKEverything to know before your first escape: what it is, what’s free, what the one-time unlock adds, and how to get it on your phone in under a minute.
Strategy guideHow to escape the office on time: 10 OUTCLOCK tipsYour manager has a plan for your evening. Here is yours.
CultureLeave work on time: why 2026’s most relatable game is about clocking outThe office has always had a heist in it. You just weren’t allowed to win.
Cast guideMeet the office: every OUTCLOCK character, ranked by how badly they’ll ruin your eveningTwelve reasons 18:00 is never as simple as it sounds — from the corner office down to the cell block.OUTCLOCK has real ad space, in the actual game — from a small corridor poster to Dev's own backpack, the most-seen surface in the whole run. Bid on a spot; the highest confirmed bid holds it until someone outbids you. Opening bids start at $250 for premium spots, $150 for normal placements, and $25 for low-visibility spots. The live board sets each current minimum.
Your brand travels with the escape.
The highest confirmed bid holds each spot.
See your logo on Dev’s backpack or the entrance sign before you bid.
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OUTCLOCK (Outclock: Office Escape on Google Play) is a 3D stealth comedy about the hardest job in the office: leaving on time. Play as Dev, sneak past the boss, choose the lift or the stairs, and talk your way out when someone asks for “just five minutes.”
OUTCLOCK is out now on Android. Get it free from Google Play by searching for “Outclock: Office Escape” or tapping the Google Play badge on this page.
Yes. It is free to download, and the tutorial, Monday and Tuesday are free to play. One optional purchase opens the rest of the week and every after-hours chapter, and removes banner and video ads. It is a single payment, not a subscription.
Not yet. The iOS version is coming soon. For now, OUTCLOCK is available on Android through Google Play.
OUTCLOCK is fully voiced and subtitled in ten languages: English, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, French, German and Spanish.
No. The landing-page challenge is a short, local stealth run: hold to sneak while the boss looks away, release to hide when he turns, then reach the elevator and clock out before the timer ends. A toggle control is available if you prefer not to hold. The full game is on Google Play.
Opening bids are $250 USD for premium placements, $150 for normal placements, and $25 for low-visibility placements. The live board determines the current minimum; new bids must beat the current confirmed bid by at least $1. Payment confirmation is required; the highest confirmed bid holds a placement until another sponsor outbids it. No minimum display period or audience size is guaranteed.
Paid bids are final and non-refundable, including when outbid, except where applicable law or binding payment-provider terms require otherwise. Read the refund policy before paying.
No. The logo preview stays in your browser. You choose and submit creative separately in the bid form.
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