Superdou Launches One More Lawn On Steam With Six-Player Co-Op
Superdou released One More Lawn on Steam on November 13. The lawn-mowing simulation supports co-op for up to six players and costs 985 yen, with a 30 percent launch sale bringing it to 689 yen until November 27.
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Why it matters
A six-player co-op mower with a Steam Workshop map editor treats yard work as a shared sandbox, which is the kind of low-stakes premise that travels on Steam beyond its 985 yen price.
Key Facts
- Superdou launched One More Lawn on Steam on November 13.
- One More Lawn supports co-op multiplayer for up to six players.
- The game costs 985 yen, with a 30 percent sale price of 689 yen until November 27.
- Players mow their own yard, then neighbors' yards, golf courses, and an island.
- A map editor compatible with Steam Workshop lets players mow custom maps.
Players start on their own neglected yard, move on to neighbors' yards, then mow golf courses and an island, with a Steam Workshop map editor included.
The game opens with a pot-bellied middle-aged man pulling the starter cord, then smoking, drinking beer, and listening to the radio while he cuts a yard left unattended for weeks. Neighbors' yards come next, and the later stages move to golf courses and an island. The Steam store page and trailer also show a barbecue, fruit juggling, can throwing, a drone, golf, fishing, and lawnmower drifting. A map editor compatible with Steam Workshop lets players mow maps they build or maps other players share.
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