One More Lawn multiplayer

If you searched for mowing a lawn with someone else, this is the game that actually answers it. The Steam About text says one to six players, online co-op, each person on their own mower. You can also mow alone. The 26 Oct demo news repeats the six-player cap and adds proximity voice.

How you join

• Steam invite, or a 6-digit code. That sentence is on the store About page.
• Demo update 0.9.19 mentions a “Play with Friends” sheet. Streamer Mode hides the lobby code on screen and still lets you copy it.
• The code is a session invite. It is not a store redeem code, and this site has no code list because Superdou has not published one.
• Demo players can only group with other demo players. The news says that outright.

Voice, radios, and messing about

Voice is proximity chat: you hear the mower next to you, not the whole county. Each mower plays its own radio, so six people can be on six songs. The emote wheel in the store screenshot lists Wave, Point, Rumba, Salsa, Hip Hop, and Flair. You can also throw fruit, wave, dance, and throw a punch that stuns and does not deal a health-bar injury. I am taking the “no damage, just a stun” line from the store description.

What is not in the public notes

I have no official line on dedicated servers, public browser lobbies, or cross-platform play. There is nothing to cross to: PS5, Xbox, Switch, and phones do not have this game. Progress shared across a future console version is not a feature I can describe. See platforms and streamer mode for the lobby-code hide switch.

The store screenshots show five named teammates plus the player’s own mower on one yard, with voice icons over their heads. That matches the “up to six” sentence better than a marketing still of a single mower would.