Super Duper Multitasking

Super Duper Multitasking is a game where you play up to three, four or five minigames at once. The screen splits into matching portions, each controlled by a different part of your gamepad: the left stick, right stick, face buttons, bumper buttons or trigger buttons. You can also use a keyboard. Minigames appear and disappear across the mini-screens; you begin with one at a time and progress to handling several simultaneously.

Game modes

• Tutorial: Learn the basics in two minutes.
• Quickplay: Start at an easier difficulty and try to last as long as possible without making a mistake. Difficulty is fully customizable, and the mode has hundreds of leaderboards.
• Mission: Clear 100 unique scenarios, from very easy to punishingly tough. You can lower the difficulty if you get stuck, and the mode includes speedrunning support and leaderboards.
• Versus: Two players compete head-to-head.
• Gauntlet: Play five 30-second rounds, jumping straight into the action. Mistakes do not end the run, and your performance is evaluated.
• Minigame Training: Learn the 24 unique minigames one at a time, without multitasking.
• Multitasking Training: Practise without increasing difficulty or a penalty for failure.
• Bonus: Try 10 variants of Quickplay that change the experience, including special minigame flavors, a break-breaker game, a space shooter and a dancepad-compatible Workout Mode.
• Tournament: Up to 24 players play the same Quickplay sequence to compete for the win.
• Practice: Set up a situation and try it out.

Minigames and play

Super Duper Multitasking expands on Super Multitasking (2018) with a variety of ways to test your skills. You can play alone or with friends, take on missions, pursue personal bests and compete in tournaments or on leaderboards.