When I grew up my dad would always get to watch me mow the grass from the comfort of the couch inside in the AC. Seeing as no one can afford housing anymore, I was worried I wouldn't get to pass on this tradition. Luckily with this game I get to send my son outside in the parking lot with his laptop and lock the door until he finishes cutting all the grass while I sip on an ice cold bud light. The cycle is restored. Thanks Hipsterdufus.
Game of Grass
by Hipsterdufus
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About This Game
Game of Grass is a short and sweet, active (and idle) incremental game where you cut grass and feel good! Upgrade tools to cut grass more quickly. Grow crops for passive income. Attract thousands of visitors and animals! Collect the rare Golden Crops! Get all the things and be happy!
What players are saying
Gmae had roughly 2 hours and 11 minutes of content (and then I left it running over dinner to get the last achievement (somehow missed getting a golden beet)). Furthermore the last 20 minutes of the run was just waiting for the opportunity to apply all my timed bonuses at once until they run out and then doing it again. Realistically there was about an hour and a half of "fun" content. That does not justify the purchase price at a standard of $2.00/hr of entertainment for an indie game (which most games still meet). Especially given how easy it would have been to add another prestige layer and add another 2-3 hours to the game (could have just done planets with all the same sprites but different color pallets) . The lack of end game upgrades, artificially dragging out the game, and the EXTREMELY short nature of the game (other short incrementals advertised as short still take 3-4 hours to complete usually make it just not worth the price compared to many other games out there. When there is a completely free grass cutting incremental with weeks of content already (MrRedShark's Really Grass Cutting Incremental in browser) there's really just no excuse.
It's okay for a couple hours. I would never recommend it though. Minimal gameplay, buy upgrades as you unlock them, not really an idler. 2 hours of gameplay for £5 as an "idler" is absurd.
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