ActionFit check
Is MultiTaskMaster worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Arcade players who enjoy switching attention among several simultaneous tasks
- Solo players who want short, score-focused sessions across varied scenarios
- Players who like adjustable difficulty and can handle several control demands at once
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a slow, single-task pace may find the simultaneous games demanding
- Those looking for a focused campaign may find the high-score and endless-mode structure repetitive
- Players seeking multiplayer play, since the game is single-player
- Players on Linux or Mac OS who want controller support
Our take on MultiTaskMaster
The page foregrounds a large set of games and settings, but the central activity remains constant: managing four games at once. The variety comes from changing scenarios and difficulty, rather than from a shift away from that multitasking format.
What is MultiTaskMaster?
MultiTaskMaster is a single-player arcade game where four games run at the same time.
Its 48 games span 12 locations, with examples including running a cafe, robbing a bank, competing in winter sports, and managing a zombie outbreak. Actions in one game can affect what appears in the backgrounds of the others. Players can choose difficulty levels from Learning to Nightmare or use endless mode to pursue a high score. The game also includes approximately 500 in-game achievements and Swedish music. It supports keyboard and mouse, which are recommended, as well as controllers on Windows 32/64 bit. Controller support is not available on Linux or Mac OS.
How MultiTaskMaster plays
- 01Four-Game Play
- Each session requires handling four separate games simultaneously.
- 02Linked Background Effects
- Actions in one game can show up in the background of another.
- 03Difficulty Range
- Difficulty settings run from Learning through Nightmare.
- 04Endless Mode
- This mode tracks play around pursuing a high score.
- 05Controller Support
- Controllers work on Windows 32/64 bit, while keyboard and mouse are recommended.
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MultiTaskMaster: platforms & release
Is MultiTaskMaster worth it?
It is worth it if: arcade players who enjoy switching attention among several simultaneous tasks. Skip it if: players seeking a slow, single-task pace may find the simultaneous games demanding.
Where can I download MultiTaskMaster?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens MultiTaskMaster's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is MultiTaskMaster on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
