Planned Release Date: Q2 2027

About This Game

You mow lawns. Your rivals would prefer that you didn't.

Lawn Mower Mayhem is what you get when the satisfying, zone-out rhythm of a cleaning sim collides with the gleeful mischief of a chaos sandbox. You're a solo yard-care entrepreneur working a sunny cartoon cul-de-sac, one lawn at a time. Knock on the door. Haggle the price. Mow it clean. Get paid. Build your reputation.

There's just one problem: you're not the only mower in town.

Meet the neighbors

You share this cul-de-sac with three of them, and not one of them wants to see you succeed. They don't fight you — they sabotage you. They hide rubber chickens in the tall grass so your blade sends feathers flying. They kick garden gnomes onto the patch you haven't mowed yet. They heckle you with sassy commentary the whole time. The more you mow their street, the more you learn their tricks — and the more personal it gets. Every job becomes a tiny, slapstick turf war with people you'll come to know by name.

The satisfying part is real, too

Underneath the chaos is a mowing sim that actually feels good. Watch the cut line crawl across the lawn. Chase that last stubborn strip of grass. Hit 100% and feel it. The mayhem only lands because the work itself is satisfying.

Build your business

• Negotiate with customers — push for more pay, or play it safe
  
  
• Earn a 1-to-5-star satisfaction rating that shapes the jobs you get
  
  
• Build a neighborhood reputation that changes how aggressive your rivals become
  
  
• Upgrade your gear — from a humble manual push mower up to a commercial rider
  
  
• Manage fuel and blade sharpness; a dull blade is a sad blade

Chaos without cruelty

No violence. No shooting. No swearing. Just sparky, good-natured slapstick that's safe to stream to any audience — and built to make 12-second clips you'll want to share.

The road ahead

This is the beginning of a bigger story. Start as the local hero of one cul-de-sac. Where it goes from there... well, word travels. People in the next town over are already talking.

Wishlist now to be notified when the demo drops at Steam Next Fest in October 2026.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Generative AI tools (Leonardo.ai, Meshy.ai) are used to create some pre-rendered art assets and 3D model prototypes, which are then edited and art-directed by the developer. AI audio tools are used for some sound assets. All AI-generated content is reviewed and integrated by the developer; we have rights to use these outputs commercially per the tools' licensing terms.