One More Lawn PC (Build 26620893)

A Grumpy Old Man, His Mower, and Plenty of Grass

Play solo or team up with up to five other players in online co-op, with room for six people in total.

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The job sounds simple enough: cut grass, leave clean stripes, and keep customers happy at One More Lawn. But the man behind the wheel has his own way of doing things. He’s an old, grumpy smoker who enjoys cheap beer, doesn’t have much patience, and couldn’t care less about what anyone thinks. Still, when it comes to mowing, nobody does it better.

Satisfying Mowing and Unexpected Side Jobs

There’s something oddly enjoyable about watching thick, overgrown grass disappear beneath the mower. The blades cut through every patch, clippings shoot out of the side chute, and each pass leaves behind sharp edges and beautiful stripes. Your driving style determines how the finished lawn looks. Once the job is complete, a timelapse lets you sit back and watch the entire transformation in One More Lawn.

Of course, the mower can’t handle every corner. Some areas need a little extra attention, so hop off, pick up the string trimmer, and tidy the edges along fences, garden borders, and around those annoying garden decorations. Running low on fuel? Find the gas can and refill it yourself. There’s no one around to do the boring jobs for you.

Things begin with a simple task: mowing your own front yard. Before long, customers start asking for help.

Mow Together or Waste Time With Friends

Working alone is perfectly fine, but bringing friends makes the experience even more entertaining. Online co-op supports up to six players, with everyone riding their own mower across the same lawn.

Joining a session is easy through a Steam invite or a six-digit code at One More Lawn. Proximity voice chat lets everyone talk while working, and each player’s radio plays from the speaker mounted on their own mower.

Naturally, not everyone will stay focused on the job. Wave at friends, point at things, dance around, throw fruit at their heads, or even punch each other in the face. Nobody takes any damage, although a few dizzy moments might follow.

Create Custom Lawns and Explore the Features

Once the available jobs are finished, the built-in map editor gives players a chance to create their own mowing challenges. Paint different surfaces, including grass, sand, dirt, and paths. Dig ponds, build hills, plant trees, install fences, and decorate the place with as many garden gnomes as you like in One More Lawn.

Use the Test Drive option to jump straight into your creation and start mowing. Finished maps can also be shared through the Steam Workshop, where other players’ creations are available to download and play.