Taskbar Titans

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Taskbar Titans is a single player casual role playing game. It was developed by Colton Fouse and was released on May 8, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

Taskbar Titans is a unique blend of idle RPG and desktop toy! Command a party of auto-battling heroes on your taskbar as they slay monsters, level up, find loot, and grow stronger. As the powerful deity in the sky, use your god-like powers to help the automated party progress and increase your power in turn! The game runs seamlessly on your taskbar, letting you enjoy the action while working, b…

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Audience ScoreBased on 11 reviews

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game features cute graphics and a charming old-school pixel art style that appeals to fans of retro design.
Gameplay is engaging with a solid progression system, allowing players to level up their heroes and collect loot.
The developer is responsive and actively works on improvements, making it a promising early access title.

The game has several bugs that can disrupt gameplay, including issues with mouse clicks for deity powers and visual glitches.
It currently does not support play on the Steam Deck, which limits accessibility for some players.
The intrusive notifications and interface elements can be distracting, making multitasking difficult.

gameplay
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The gameplay is straightforward, focusing on selecting a hero, initially the barbarian, who automatically progresses to the right on the taskbar while engaging enemies encountered along the way.
- “At its core, the gameplay is simple: pick a hero (starting with only the barbarian) and watch them endlessly march to the right along your taskbar, automatically engaging enemies that cross their path.”
- “The gameplay quickly becomes repetitive, as there are limited strategies to employ and the lack of variety in enemy encounters makes each session feel monotonous.”
- “While the mechanics are straightforward, the lack of depth in gameplay leads to a feeling of stagnation, making it hard to stay engaged for long periods.”
graphics
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The graphics feature a charming, old-school creature design that appeals to nostalgic players, but some users report significant bugs that disrupt the visual experience, necessitating game restarts.
- “The graphics look really cute - very old school creature design which I like as an old fella.”
- “It's very inconvenient, and it ends up bugging the entire game visuals, so you have to restart.”