One More Lawn Wiki: Jobs, Tools, Co-op and Workshop
A reference hub for One More Lawn: the four jobs, every confirmed tool, six-player co-op, the map editor and what the demo leaves out.
One More Lawn is a first-person mowing game from Uruguayan developer Superdou. You ride a battered mower, cut grass that falls blade by blade, and finish absurd jobs for neighbours. The free demo covers the front yard and Elvira's backyard; the full game arrives on November 12, 2026 with two more jobs, a map editor and Steam Workshop support. This page is the map of everything confirmed so far, with links to the deeper guides.
What One More Lawn actually is
The Steam page classes it as a casual simulation game, and that is accurate but incomplete. The loop is physical rather than menu-driven. You sit on a mower, turn a key, engage the blades, lower the cutting deck and drive. Grass reacts to the deck, clippings fly, and the cut pattern follows your route. When a job ends, the game shows a time-lapse of the lawn you just finished.
That physicality is the point. There is no upgrade tree to grind and no combat. The comedy comes from the jobs themselves: a neighbour who measures grass with a ruler, a golf course built across three heights, and a island wedding with 120 barefoot guests. The mower is slow, the yards are large, and the game expects you to enjoy the trip rather than optimise it away.
The full game is single-player or online co-op for up to six players. Each player drives their own mower. There are no dedicated servers to rent and no crossplay announcement. Those omissions matter when you are deciding whether to buy on PC.
The four jobs at a glance
| Job | Location | Confirmed objective | Main wrinkle |
|---|---|---|---|
| Front yard | Home | Learn the mower and finish a small lawn | Tutorial-sized; no elaborate rule set |
| Elvira's backyard | Neighbour's house | Cut every blade to 5 cm and leave the gnomes intact | Precision height and fragile decorations |
| Los Teros | Rubén's golf course | Maintain greens, fairways, tees, bunkers and ponds | Three mowing heights and a drivable mower |
| Marcela's island | Island wedding venue | Prepare the venue for 120 barefoot guests | Ferry transport, water hazards, sand |
The first two are playable in the demo. The golf course and island are visible as locked entries on the demo's title screen, so you can see the names before launch but cannot play them yet. Our all jobs comparison→ breaks down the difficulty curve if you want the short version before reading the individual pages.
Controls and the mower dashboard
The mower is operated through physical controls rather than a single context button. The dashboard includes a key you hold to start the engine, a blade switch, a cutting-height lever, lights, a fuel gauge and a radio. The exact key bindings depend on whether you use keyboard and mouse, a gamepad or a wheel.
This matters because the game does not abstract the start-up sequence. If the engine is off, pressing forward does nothing useful. If the blades are disengaged, you are driving over grass without cutting it. New players lose their first minute to this, then never think about it again.
The demo lists partial controller support while the full game lists full controller support. That difference is real and easy to miss. If you plan to play on a couch, read our controller support guide→ before assuming the demo represents the launch build.
The deck lever only does something once the blades are engaged. New players often lower the deck, drive forward and wonder why the lawn is unchanged. Key on, blades on, then set height.
Tools outside the mower
You can leave the seat and pick up hand tools. The demo confirms a string trimmer, a fuel can, a rake, a golf club, a fishing rod, a boat and the ability to swim. The full game adds the golf and island contexts where several of those tools become central.
| Tool | What it is for | Where it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Riding mower | Bulk cutting and transport | Every job |
| String trimmer | Edges, fence lines and tight corners | Elvira's backyard, golf course |
| Fuel can | Refilling the mower | Large properties |
| Rake | Sand bunkers and loose material | Golf course |
| Golf club | Hitting balls, including pond recovery | Los Teros |
| Fishing rod | Retrieving balls and passing time | Golf course ponds |
| Boat | Crossing water and carrying the mower | Island wedding |
The trimmer is the most important secondary tool. A mower cannot reach the strip against a fence or the grass around a tree trunk without damaging something. Leaving those edges uncut is usually what separates a finished lawn from a nearly finished one.
Co-op without a lobby browser
Online co-op supports up to six players. The host invites through Steam or shares a six-digit code. Everyone brings their own mower, and the group can spread across the property instead of following a single route. Proximity voice chat is built in, so players who drive to opposite corners stop hearing each other clearly. That is a design choice, not a bug.
The demo has one restriction that confuses people: demo players can only join demo players. If one friend owns the full game and another is on the demo, they will not see the same lobby. After November 12, the full game's pool is separate from the demo's pool as well. Our multiplayer guide→ covers hosting, join codes and voice settings step by step.
Shared Music is optional and off by default. When enabled, the host can share local audio with the lobby, but both sides have to agree. Files are not uploaded to a server. Streamer Mode disables shared music, which is the right setting if you are broadcasting.
Demo versus full game
The demo is not a slice of the campaign with the ending removed. It is a standalone build with its own title screen, its own save and its own multiplayer pool. It includes the front yard and Elvira's entire backyard. The map editor, Steam Workshop, golf course and island wedding are full-game-only features.
The save does carry over. The store page states that your save moves to the full game on November 12. That is a promise about progression, not about the demo remaining installed. Keep the demo on disk until you have launched the full game and confirmed your progress, then remove it if you need the space.
Official source: One More Lawn on Steam ↗ - "Your save carries over to the full game on November 12."
Map editor and Steam Workshop
The full game includes a map editor. Confirmed tools include painting grass, sand, dirt and paths, digging ponds, raising hills, planting trees, placing fences and adding gnomes. A Test Drive button lets you mow the map before publishing. Finished maps go to Steam Workshop, where other players can subscribe and load them.
This is the feature with the least public detail. We know the tool categories from the store description, not from a hands-on build. Our map editor guide→ sticks to confirmed capabilities and labels the rest as workflow advice rather than menu instructions.
What is still unknown
Several obvious questions do not have official answers yet:
- Price. The Steam page does not list one. Anyone quoting a number is guessing.
- Console versions. Only PC/Steam is announced.
- Crossplay. No statement. Do not assume PC and console players will meet.
- Achievements. The full game's achievement list is not published.
- Dedicated servers. Co-op is host-based as far as anyone can tell; there is no server rental option.
We will update this page when those facts change. Until then, treat any confident answer elsewhere as unsourced.
FAQ
Is One More Lawn out now?
Only the free demo is out. The full game releases on November 12, 2026.
How many players can play co-op?
Up to six, including the host. Each player drives a separate mower.
Does the demo save carry over?
Yes. The Steam store page says the save carries over to the full game on November 12.
Is there crossplay?
No crossplay has been announced. The confirmed platform is PC via Steam.
Does the full game have a map editor?
Yes, plus Steam Workshop publishing. Both are listed as full-game features and are not available in the demo.
Can I play the golf course in the demo?
No. It appears as a locked entry on the demo title screen. The demo includes the front yard and Elvira's backyard.
Sources
- One More Lawn store page ↗ - feature list, save transfer statement, system requirements.
- One More Lawn demo ↗ - demo scope and controller support level.
- Steam community discussions ↗ - player reports used for performance and music sections.
- PlayInsider preview ↗ - developer background and feature recap.
