- Publisher: Sometimes You
- Release Date: Jul 10, 2019
- Also On: PlayStation 4, Switch, Xbox One
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Jul 10, 2020Enjoyable game, better than mowing real lawns! Obstacles and level design keep the game from getting repetitive. There are various upgrades available to try out, each with unique abilities. The game is not too difficult and while it gets progressively harder, it does not become overly frustrating. Only drawback is the load times.
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Jul 25, 2019It’d all be pretty boring if it weren’t for the fact that Grass Cutter has one heck of a soundtrack. Even if the game itself starts feeling repetitive early on, the thumping beat that accompanies the game — and that even plays through loading screens — will make you want to keep playing well after you’ve grown bored of the gameplay. Unfortunately, that’s not enough to make Grass Cutter – Mutated Lawns worth playing. Worth listening to, sure, but unless you don’t mind paying console prices for something that feels like it’d be a lot cheaper if it had come out on the App Store just for a great soundtrack, your money is probably better off spent elsewhere.