One More Lawn All Jobs: Order, Rewards and Difficulty
Every confirmed One More Lawn job in order: front yard, Elvira's backyard, Rubén's golf course and Marcela's island wedding.
The full game has four confirmed jobs. Two are in the demo; two are new. Each one adds a mechanic rather than just a bigger lawn. This page lists them in the order that teaches the game best, with the difficulty and the co-op notes for each.
The four jobs at a glance
| Job | Client | New mechanic | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Front yard | The player's own yard | Basic mowing, deck height, start sequence | Easy |
| Elvira's backyard | Elvira | 5 cm grass rule, gnomes, graded receipt | Medium |
| Rubén's golf course | Rubén | Greens, fairways, bunkers, water, golf club | Hard |
| Marcela's island wedding | Marcela's niece | Ferry, water, beach venue, 120 guests | Hard |
The demo includes the front yard and Elvira's backyard. The golf course and the island are full-game content. The order above is the natural difficulty curve, and it is also the order the store presents.
1. Front yard: the tutorial you can ignore
The front yard is the safe space. It teaches:
- The start sequence.
- Blade engagement.
- Deck height.
- Fuel and the engine.
- The basic cut loop.
You can fail without consequences. Use it to test a controller, a wheel or a new graphics setting. If the mower feels wrong here, it will feel wrong everywhere.
Do not spend hours perfecting the front yard. It is a tutorial. The real grading starts at Elvira's.
2. Elvira's backyard: the 5 cm test
Elvira's job is the heart of the demo. The rules:
- Every blade of grass must be 5 cm.
- Do not destroy the gnomes.
- Finish the job to receive a receipt with a comment.
The 5 cm rule is stricter than it sounds. The deck height lever has to be set correctly, and the terrain has uneven patches. A single missed strip shows up in the receipt.
The gnomes are the comedy hazard. They are decorations, but they are also obstacles. A mower that clips one will hear about it. The Elvira guide→ covers the route and the gnome placement.
The most common Elvira mistake is cutting half the lawn at the wrong height and trying to fix it afterward. Set 5 cm at the start, then check the first strip before you commit.
3. Rubén's golf course: the technical job
The golf course is where the game becomes a simulation.
Confirmed features:
- Greens, fairways and tees at different heights.
- Bunkers that need raking.
- Ponds that eat balls.
- A golf club for shots.
- A fishing rod for retrieving balls.
- A riding mower that can drift.
The difficulty is not the size. It is the surface switching. A green needs a different cut from a fairway, and a bunker needs a rake, not a mower. The job asks you to switch tools and heights repeatedly.
The golf course guide→ covers the surface logic and the retrieval loop.
4. Marcela's island wedding: the logistics job
The island job adds transport.
Confirmed features:
- A ferry that carries the mower.
- A venue for 120 barefoot guests.
- Water that stalls the engine.
- A boat, a fishing rod, hammocks, coconuts and a beach bar.
The ferry is the constraint. You cannot bring every tool at once, so the job becomes a packing and routing problem. The water hazard means a direct line is not always the best line.
The island wedding guide→ covers the ferry loop and the venue prep.
Which order should you play?
For learning: front yard → Elvira → golf → island.
For story: the order the game presents. The jobs are self-contained, so you will not miss plot.
For co-op: start with Elvira. It teaches the 5 cm rule and the gnomes in a compact space. Move to the golf course when the group understands the surface switching.
For challenge: golf first, then island. Both are harder than Elvira, and the golf course has the most tool switching.
Co-op notes per job
| Job | Co-op value | Watch out |
|---|---|---|
| Front yard | Low; it is a tutorial | Players may finish before others load |
| Elvira | High; the 5 cm rule rewards teamwork | Gnomes can be hit by a teammate |
| Golf | High; assign surfaces | Mowers queue on narrow paths |
| Island | High; ferry logistics | One player should own the ferry |
Six players on the front yard is a traffic jam. Six players on the golf course is a work crew. Choose the job for the group size.
Rewards and progression
The confirmed reward is the completed job and, for Elvira, a receipt with a comment. There is no confirmed currency, upgrade tree or unlock system beyond access to the jobs and the editor.
Do not expect to buy new mowers. The game has one mower. Do not expect a skill tree. The progression is your own competence and the content you unlock by owning the full game.
If Superdou adds progression after launch, this page will be updated. Until then, treat the four jobs as the content.
How long does each job take?
No official playtime is published. Based on the demo:
- Front yard: short, under half an hour for a clean run.
- Elvira: longer, especially if you chase a perfect receipt.
- Golf: likely the longest, with surface switching and ball retrieval.
- Island: long, with ferry trips and venue prep.
These are estimates, not promises. A co-op group can be faster or slower depending on coordination.
What about the demo?
The demo has two jobs and no editor. The full game adds the golf course, the island, the editor and Workshop. The demo versus full game page→ has the complete comparison.
Official source: One More Lawn store page ↗ - the store describes the front yard, Elvira's backyard, Rubén's golf course and Marcela's island wedding.
FAQ
How many jobs are in One More Lawn?
Four confirmed jobs: front yard, Elvira's backyard, Rubén's golf course and Marcela's island wedding.
Which jobs are in the demo?
The front yard and Elvira's backyard.
What is the best job order?
Front yard, Elvira, golf, island. It follows the difficulty curve.
Are there more jobs after launch?
None have been announced. The map editor and Workshop are the post-launch content plan.
Do jobs unlock anything?
No currency or upgrade system has been confirmed. The reward is the completed job and the receipt.
Can I play all jobs in co-op?
Co-op supports up to six players. The jobs are designed to be playable together.
Sources
- One More Lawn store page ↗ - job descriptions and features.
- One More Lawn demo ↗ - the two demo jobs.
- PlayInsider preview ↗ - job and feature recap.
- Steam community discussions ↗ - player reports on job length.
