On September 28, 2025, award-winning independent game publisher Wired Productions announced that it will work with independent game development team ReadGraves to unveil the new game "Task Time" to players around the world.
The game supports up to 8 players to participate simultaneously, compete in six crazy show-style game rounds, encourages mutual destruction, tests friendship, and ensures constant laughter.The game has now debuted at the PC Game Show: Tokyo Direct Meeting, opening an exclusive limited-time public test for all players who are eager to be the ultimate "mission challenger"!
Watch the trailer for the first time:
Join the test now: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2182680/
"Mission Time" is developed by some creative talents who have participated in the creation of popular party games "Food Man" and "Cute Little Man Fight". It is a party game based on a physics engine.Randomly generated tasks intertwined with Player Battle (PvP) gameplay, which will cause unpredictable chaotic scenes.
Players can explore two vibrant scenes—"School" and "Seashore", with fully interactive items, absurd obstacles, and hundreds of unique quest variants."Task Time"'s first public test of Steam has been launched and will last until October 1st at 5 pm Beijing time.
"When testing Mission Time, I saw the members of the Wired team go from being calm and restrained to a 'devil' who foams at the mouth and makes evil laughs. That alone is enough to convince me that ReadGraves has created an extremely wonderful chaos party game."
"We created Mission Time to see what happens when the game show, physics engine and all friends are 'stirring' together. The game is competitive, chaotic and totally unpredictable, and no two rounds are the same. It provides opportunities for friends to make fun of each other, celebrate small victories, face tragic failures, and enjoy the fun of destroying friends' plans. The rules change every minute, and the game doesn't care about fairness at all - it only cares about having stories worthy of hype afterwards. We're so glad that Wired Productions joins our 'chaotic journey'. To be honest, we wanted to make a WarioWare-style game, but Nintendo has done it, so we turned to this 'friendly fumble'."
About "Task Time"
Mission Time is designed for unpredictable fun.Over six chaotic rounds, Mission Challengers will face more than 500,000 random mission variants.The previous second you might be solving the puzzle, the next second you would have to shoot your companions with a paintball gun, or flee in a panic on the collapse map where the floor turned into magma.
No matter what wins or loses, every game is a story: outrageous comebacks, tragic failures, and destructive moments that can make people laugh after the end of the round.
Mission Time will be available on PC soon, and wishlists are available on Steam and Epic Games Store.
