Overtime

Prizes

How the night runs

1. 5:30 doors. Food, drinks, find your people. Bring a laptop and a charger.
2. 6:15 theme reveal. Sealed until the room hears it.
3. 6:30 teams. Fifteen minutes, hard stop. Up to 4 per team, solo is allowed. Draw your team emblem on your sticker.
4. Build until 12:30. Stand-ups at 9:30: every team gets 90 seconds to show what they've got, while dinner lands.
5. 12:30 judges play. Build stops. The judges come to your table and play your game.
6. 1:00 demos. Two minutes per team on the big screen. People's choice voting opens on the screen.
7. 1:45 winners. Announced in the room, all four prizes paid on the spot. Photo. Out by 2.

Judging

1. Three judges score every game on the night: fun (counts double), theme, polish, originality. Each out of 10, averaged. Highest total takes 1st, 2nd, 3rd.
2. People's choice is the room's vote: one form on the screen after the last demo, one vote each, not for your own team. Winner gets $250 in hand before the doors close.
3. What counts: it runs on Roblox, it's playable by a stranger, it uses the theme. Rough is fine. A tiny game that works beats a big one that doesn't.
4. You keep everything. Your game is yours. We'll ask before featuring it in the recap.

Judging

1. Three judges score every game on the night: fun (counts double), theme, polish, originality. Each out of 10, averaged. Highest total takes 1st, 2nd, 3rd.
2. People's choice is the room's vote: one form on the screen after the last demo, one vote each, not for your own team. $250, in hand, that night.
3. What counts: it runs on Roblox, a stranger can play it, it uses the theme. Rough is fine. A tiny game that works beats a big one that doesn't.
4. You keep everything. Your game is yours. We'll ask before featuring it in the recap.