$4.89 (−30%)One More Lawn Perfect stripes, zero pride
You play a grumpy old man on an old riding mower, cutting lawns for clients who all have opinions about your work.
Is One More Lawn worth it?
One More Lawn is worth it if…
- you like slow, low-pressure jobs done properly, with a beer in hand
- you want a relaxed co-op session where the goal is shared and the pace is yours
- you enjoy games with personality, from a grumpy old man to a picky neighbor
- you like tinkering: a mower to start, a trimmer to grab, a map editor to build your own lawns
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Six mowers, one lawn
Online co-op takes up to six players, each on their own mower, all cutting the same grass. Join with a Steam invite or a 6-digit code, and talk through proximity voice chat while your radios play from their own hoods. There are plenty of ways to get nothing done together: wave, point, dance, throw fruit at each other's heads, or punch a friend in the face. No damage, just dizziness. Load your own music files into the tractor radio and share the sound live with your session if you have the rights to it. The grass is yours to divide.
The cut itself
The grass is tall, thick and wind-blown, and it falls blade by blade under the deck. Stripes follow the way you drive, clippings fly out of the chute, and every pass leaves a sharp edge. The mower itself has a mechanical dashboard: a hold-to-start key that takes a few coughs before the engine catches, a blade switch, a deck-height lever, lights, a fuel gauge and a radio. When the job is done, watch the whole thing again as a timelapse.
Four jobs, four opinions
Elvira pays well and wants every blade at five centimeters, not one more, nothing broken, and especially not her gnome. Her receipt comes with comments. It can.
What else is there to do?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. Every job works alone, and the whole game is built around a singleplayer run from your own yard to the island wedding. Co-op is there when you want company, not a requirement.
What happens when the mower can't reach?
You get off and finish on foot. There is a string trimmer for the edges along fences and around garden gnomes, and when the tank runs dry you walk to the gas can yourself, because nobody is bringing it to you. You can also swim, take out a boat, or fish with a rod.
