ActionIs Super Duper Multitasking worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy juggling several simultaneous tasks rather than focusing on one screen at a time
- Groups seeking head-to-head or tournament play for up to 24 players
- Players who want adjustable scenarios or practice modes for learning individual minigames
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who prefer one sustained activity over minigames that appear and disappear
- Players seeking a slow-paced game with no escalating pressure in its main mode
- Players looking for a story-led adventure or a single continuous game mode
Our take on Super Duper Multitasking
Rather than centering on one activity at a time, the game asks players to divide attention across several minigames. Its screen sections assign different inputs to separate tasks, replacing a single-screen challenge with simultaneous play.
What is Super Duper Multitasking?
Super Duper Multitasking divides the screen into 3, 4, or 5 sections, with each section controlled by a different gamepad input or by keyboard.
Minigames appear and disappear across these sections, starting one at a time before overlapping. Quickplay gets harder over time, while Mission offers 100 scenarios with adjustable difficulty and speedrunning support. Other modes include five 30-second Gauntlet rounds, two-player Versus, tournaments for up to 24 players, and practice options. Training modes introduce 24 minigames individually or let players practice multitasking without rising difficulty or failure penalties. Ten Quickplay variants add different twists, including a space shooter and a dancepad-compatible workout mode.
How Super Duper Multitasking plays
- 01Split-screen controls
- Different gamepad inputs control separate sections, and keyboard controls are also supported.
- 02Mission scenarios
- The 100 scenarios range from introductory to punishing, and their difficulty can be adjusted.
- 03Tournament mode
- Up to 24 players receive the same Quickplay sequence.
- 04Multitasking training
- Practice without increasing difficulty or receiving a penalty for mistakes.
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Super Duper Multitasking: platforms & release
Is Super Duper Multitasking worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy juggling several simultaneous tasks rather than focusing on one screen at a time. Skip it if: players who prefer one sustained activity over minigames that appear and disappear.
Where can I download Super Duper Multitasking?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Super Duper Multitasking's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Super Duper Multitasking on?
Windows only.




