Lawn Mowing Simulator is a game that lets you experience the joys and challenges of running your own lawn mowing business. You can choose from a variety of mowers and strimmers, each with their own features and specifications, and take on different contracts in beautiful British locations. The game has stunning graphics and realistic physics, making you feel like you are really cutting the grass. It’s also very relaxing, as you can listen to the soothing sounds of the blades and the birds, and admire the scenery.

However, it is not without its flaws. It gets VERY repetitive over time, as you have to do the same tasks over and over and over again, with little variation or reward.

It also has some loopholes, such as being able to skip parts of the job without losing any money, you can trick most of the challenges, you can just take littering jobs (which are the worst, terrible idea) and get lots of money, and the list goes on…

There’s also a disproportionate amount of grind to get the achievements, which requires you to spend hours upon hours doing the same jobs. The game could use some more content and features, such as more customization options, and also implement a better game design to provide a better experience. Even if it’s expected to be repetitive at some level, it doesn’t need to be boring most of the time.

Overall, Lawn Mowing Simulator is a game that can appeal to fans of simulation games who are looking for a relaxing and realistic experience. However, it can also bore and frustrate those who are looking for more variety and challenge. The game has a lot of potential, but it also needs some improvement.

P.s.: I got specially angry with the 4th of July achievement… I knew I’d need to complete a lot of jobs to get to the date, but come on… who the hell thought it would be a good idea to make it a SUNDAY on the first year?! Once you get to the 4th, you still have to play a whole in-game year to be able to get the trophy. That just pissed me off so much I uninstalled the game immediately.

It scratches the itch that every American man has to put on cargo shorts and white tennis shoes and mow the lawn. I downloaded this game as a joke, expecting to play it once and delete it.

Surprisingly, I played it off-and-on for two weeks. A few of my friends got really into it and took their own turns cutting the perfect lawn. There is a sense in which the game is very satisfying.

That being said, the mowing mechanics, which are the core of the game, are frustrating and buggy. The premise and primal satisfaction of the mowing the lawn isn't enough to overcome the frustration and keep me coming back long term. I'll retire my cargo shorts for now.

So, that was a wash. Or a mow, I guess? Since this game has some attention surrounding it, and since it's presented with some more style than other work sims, I hoped that it'd be among the new generation of more exciting work sims, like Arcade Paradise, but this really is just a straight lawn mowing simulator that is n't especially gamified. You mow grass. That's it. I guess the tutorial told me that I will, later on, be able to hire employees and have a mowing empire, but really, you mow grass and I guess you can probably buy boring upgrades for your boring mower for your boring job, but the core gameplay was literally just mowing grass and I played two or three levels of that before I uninstalled. It wasn't even, like, gamified mowing with combo counters or at least small lawns to start with. Nope, realistically huge lawns with just dry and realistic mowing going on. I'll pass.