One More Lawn - GamerTake

Casual

Indie

Simulation

Single-player

Multi-player

Co-op

Online Co-op

Steam Achievements

Full controller support

#category_playable_at_your_own_pace

Playable without Timed Input

DualShock Controller Support

DualSense Controller Support

Save Anytime

Stereo Sound

Includes level editor

Family Sharing

One More Lawn

Casual

Indie

Simulation

Single-player

Multi-player

Co-op

Online Co-op

Steam Achievements

Full controller support

#category_playable_at_your_own_pace

Playable without Timed Input

DualShock Controller Support

DualSense Controller Support

Save Anytime

Stereo Sound

Includes level editor

Family Sharing

Mow lawns in first person on a beat-up riding mower, solo or online co-op up to 6 players. You're a grumpy old man who smokes, drinks cheap beer and doesn't care, but leaves perfect stripes. A picky neighbor, an abandoned golf course, an island wedding.

Developers: Superdou

Publishers: Superdou

Release Date: 12 Nov, 2026

Price (USD): Mex$ 64.39

Current Players: 2.5k

Links: Steam Store SteamDB

Very Positive(95%)

Satisfying mowing

Catchy radio

Chaotic co-op

Great value

AI soundtrack

Crude humor

Positive Points

The mowing is satisfying and relaxing, with players enjoying the challenge of carefully finishing lawns and the option to ride, drift, and use different tools.

The absurd, catchy in-game radio is a major draw; many players bought the game for the songs and say they make mowing funnier. Players can also add their own music.

Co-op is repeatedly praised as a fun way to mess around with friends, and the game supports groups of up to six players.

There is more to do than mow: reviews mention grilling, fishing, golf, minigames, map creation, customization, and other silly activities.

Many reviewers consider the game an excellent value for its low price and describe it as an easygoing, entertaining way to unwind.

Negative Points

Several players report technical or usability problems, including frame-rate drops, lag, audio glitches, and inconsistent performance between the demo and full release.

Controls can be awkward, especially on foot or with a controller; some players recommend a controller for mowing while others find controller support unreliable.

Save and progression issues frustrate some players, including missing or out-of-date saves across computers and confusing money loss when restarting a stage.

Players point out rough presentation and implementation, such as clunky animations, visual glitches, questionable textures, and occasional sticking.

Finding the last unmown patches can be tedious, and some mowing zones are difficult to see or appear to be incorrectly marked.

Mixed Points

The soundtrack is widely loved for its catchy, outrageous humor, but some players object to its AI-generated music or want clearer disclosure; others specifically request a purchasable soundtrack.

The game is a laid-back, funny time-killer for many, but its deliberately crude songs and jokes will not appeal to everyone.

Players see plenty of content and promise in the game, while also asking for more official maps, mowers, and additional updates.

Common Themes

The radio soundtrack is the most frequently cited reason players discovered or purchased the game, and its intentionally ridiculous songs are a major part of its identity.

The core appeal combines satisfying lawn care with deliberately chaotic humor and activities such as drinking, grilling, golf, and drifting mowers.

Relaxed solo play and especially unpredictable co-op make the game appealing as a casual social experience.

Players generally view the game as strong value at its modest price, while some launch-period technical issues and rough edges remain.

AI-generated music and, in one strongly negative review, concerns about AI-assisted development are points of disagreement among reviewers.

Updated 11/14/2026, 12:01:56 AM UTC

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