Grass Cutter tasks you with surviving hostile mutated creatures across lengthy levels where resource management and constant movement are essential. You'll craft ammunition to fight enemies and manage limited battery power while navigating treacherous terrain, with permadeath forcing you to restart when overwhelmed. This arcade-style action game appeals to players who enjoy high-stress gameplay and tight mechanical challenges, though its difficulty spike and backtracking requirements demand patience.
About this game
Challenge lawn monsters!
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What players are saying
▼ Not recommended1 hrs
Not really pleasant to play after the first levels because you die a lot and each death means restarting the level and the levels are long. Because of how the game is made you also have to backtrack often to get energy or you die. You can shoot at the ennemies but you need to craft the ammo and for some reason from time to time the ammo you crafted disappear. So instead of being fun and "arcady" the game has become tedious for me.
I love this game. Looks so simple yet gets difficult later on. You're always moving the moment you press a button. It is possible to find a spot to park on some levels, but since you'll still be using battery can't stop for long either.
Controls are simple: arrow keys or WASD along with any other controls you'll get as you play further.
The music that plays keeps the game fun for me. They're not annoying loops or generic music, instead feel made for the game and helps it grasp your attention while mowing the lawn while avoiding grass monsters. I find myself dancing to the beat of the music too!
My only complaints are that on some levels it's hard to tell where you are horitzontally, the recharge might spawn across the entire level and have to waste time to go, find, and maneuver to it, and the game is only in full screen.
Other than a great asking price and tons of content - Grass Cutter doesn't have a whole lot going for it. It's definitely in the mobile game category. And I don't care that it was on PC first because the whole thing feels designed for mobile. The mechanic of cutting grass is pretty weak sauce; I had hoped it would have been more addicting. It does bring out some OCD tendencies. I *want* to cut the grass in an orderly fashion, but the mechanics have you doing the exact opposite.
Essentially, you need to touch all the grass squares (cut them) without running out of power. Power buffs appear randomly and you need to stop what you are doing and go grab them. There are other powerups and money. There is a metric ton of content and unlockables, which is great if you enjoy the game.
Pros: +The price is right and there is ton of content for fans
Cons: -The actual core mechanic isn't all that fun to me
I don't have too much more to say about this one. I had hoped this would have been one of those little puzzlers that you can pick up and play for five minutes, but sadly it just isn't like that for me.
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