Mowtown - Grass Cutting Game

A lovingly crafted grass cutting game. Slash grass in this addictive puzzle!

Welcome to Mowtown! The ultimate in grass cutting games! Use your trusty lawn mower and landscaping skills to trace and slash paths to keep the grass from growing too high in your lovingly crafted garden.

Only the finest lawn mower players achieve the maximum hay fever points in Mowtown!

Unlike other grass cutting games, this game is a puzzling challenge. Mowtown! features lovingly crafted hand painted stylised graphics over 24 hand crafted lawns offering perplexing puzzles in this minimalist addictive gardening game.

Easy to learn, but hard to master is the mantra for this lovingly crafted perspective twisting lawnmower puzzling game.

Will you ever have to stop cutting grass?

Who put all these hedges and ponds in the way of your garden lawn mower?

There's nothing more satisfying than lawn mower games where you can almost smell the freshly mown grass on a lazy Sunday morning.

TIPS to improve your games

• When the grass starts to glow yellow or red, cut immediately!

• Strip the lawn back to its grass roots to beat the gardening levels!

• Tap on empty squares to clear the grass cutting selection

• Rotate the perspective to get around the pesky puzzling hedges

• Beware of the ponds, the adjacent grassy patches require rapid lawn mowing

• Sometimes wasting a turn can be a good strategy in order to land bigger and better landscaping combos to get hay fever

• Cutting grass around hedges is difficult, you have to be crafty!

• Try to come up with imaginative, minimalist and unique solutions and think outside the box.

• Consider the topology of the lawn to sweep around the best grassy paths

• Collect coins to increase your number of grass cutting games

• Maximise your hay fever points by completing games in the shortest amount of turns to increase your multiplier

• Come up with your own strategies that work for you to improve your grass cutting games

• Best played relaxed at home with tea and perhaps a biscuit on a lazy Sunday morning