Lawn Mowing Simulator 2 Launches September 23 with New Blower System
The sequel shifts the series to America and rebuilds its grass and blower systems from scratch, with Kubota joining the real-equipment roster, ahead of a September 23 launch.
Reporting from 1 source: Automaton.
Skyhook Games announced Lawn Mowing Simulator 2 for September 23 on PC (Steam), PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. The sequel moves the series from the UK to America and adds a rebuilt blower system that can send tens of thousands of leaves flying at once. Japanese manufacturer Kubota joins the equipment roster alongside SCAG and STIGA. The grass system is revamped so cut and uncut turf read clearly at a glance. A demo is live on Steam.
Players run a lawn care company and take on contracts across 11 locations, from suburban homes to commercial and public facilities. Jobs cover mowing, leaf cleanup, and weeding. A rake lets players gather leaves by hand, and the rebuilt blower system can send tens of thousands of leaves flying at once. The grass system is also rebuilt so cut and uncut turf read clearly at a glance, with flowers and weeds now part of the lawn.
Locations change between visits, with added flower beds and stationary pools, and a walkable headquarters plus stronger character customization round out the sequel. Skyhook Games plans to add more equipment after launch. A demo is live on Steam.
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