One More Lawn

One More Lawn is a first-person riding-mower game about taking on mowing jobs, starting with your own front yard and working for increasingly demanding clients. You cut lawns alone or in online co-op for up to six players, each riding their own mower on the same lawn.

Mowing jobs

The game includes four jobs, each with a client who judges your work and has opinions:

• Your front yard: start by mowing your own lawn.
• Elvira’s backyard: cut every blade to five centimeters without breaking anything, especially her garden gnome. Elvira writes a receipt with comments when the job is done.
• Rubén’s golf course: restore the greens, fairways and tees, each to its own height. You can also play a couple of holes, fish lost balls out of the pond, rake bunkers and drift a riding mower through the wet parking lot.
• Marcela’s island: mow the island before Marcela’s niece’s wedding, with 120 barefoot guests expected on Saturday. Take the mower across the lake on an old ferry. If you drive into the water, the engine drowns, but you can push the mower out. The island also has a boat, fishing rod, hammock, coconuts and beach bar.

Mowers and tools

Start the mower by holding its key until the engine catches, then use its steering wheel and mechanical dashboard. The controls include a blade switch, deck-height lever, lights, fuel gauge and radio. Grass reacts to wind, wheels and blades, falling blade by blade with flying clippings; your driving determines the stripes, and the game can replay a finished job as a timelapse.

To reach places the mower cannot, get off and use a string trimmer along fences and around garden ornaments. You can walk to the gas can when the mower runs out of fuel. Other activities and equipment include a rake, golf clubs, fishing rod and boat, and you can swim.

Co-op and downtime

Online co-op supports up to six players on the same lawn, each with their own mower. Players can join through a Steam invite or a six-digit code. Co-op includes proximity voice chat and lets each player hear their own radio from their mower’s hood. You can wave, point, dance, throw fruit at friends or punch them; punches cause dizziness but no damage.

In Elvira’s yard, you can fire up the barbecue and watch the smoke while mowing, toss empty cans into the bin from the mower seat, juggle fruit from the table or have a few too many and make the mowing stripes less orderly.

Create your own lawns

The built-in map editor lets you paint grass, sand, dirt and paths; dig ponds; raise hills; plant trees; put up fences; and place as many garden gnomes as you like. Test-drive your map by mowing it, share it on the Steam Workshop and play maps made by others.