
A walking and exploration simulator for cutting grass with nail clippers. You cut grass with nail clippers, grow the grass, sell the grass, and buy upgrades for your clippers to cut even more grass. Cut grass at your own pace, no rush.
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Go around the world cutting grass with your trusty set of nail clippers. Cut grass, grow grass, sell your grass, upgrade your clippers, explore the land of grass, and uncover its mysteries.
Go at your own pace cutting grass, there is no main goal, just you, your trusty nail clippers, and the world of grass.
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Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 21 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Absolutely fantastic. Life changing. There is literally one section of the game that's grindy, the rest is bangin'.
I don't think I can play any other games where I cut grass now - 10/10
This is like some kind of Buddhist fable about the virtues of patience
This is the greatest game about cutting grass with nail clippers that i have ever played
Do tedious task to earn money to do more tedious task better and faster. It was what I was looking for and I did not regret spending money on this game. Despite initial problems with getting the game to work due to bugs, the developer was very active and helpful, and I was able to get the game working after a few patches. One minor complaint I have that I hope gets addressed in future updates, for future players, is that a lot of the upgrades and pickups you acquire or buy are very poorly explained, if at all. I understand that the esoteric nature of the game might be part of the design and humor, but as it is currently there is no way to tell if something you bought or picked up is either not immediately useful, or something new that you have to figure out the controls for. An inventory showing every upgrade and item you picked up with a brief description would be ideal, but even just a text popup when you pick something up would go a long way. I also felt like I had some small bumps regarding the progression of the game, that I feel like could be solved by just having a little bit more of a nudge. The grass growing beam in particular is a key item that I think warrants more clarification upon pickup. I needed to figure out: 1. That it is an item that I can use, as opposed to other more neutral items I also picked up trying to look for clues. 2. How to switch to it, which thankfully wasn't hard to do, but I still had to go out of my way to find it. 3. That what it did was grow grass, and 4. Perhaps most importantly, what grass it grew depended on the terrain, but only after you bought certain upgrades for it(?). When I first tried it in the cave where you first encountered crystal grass and later in the forest beyond, it only grew the regular green grass. This caused me to learn these wrong lessons from the game. A. That the beam could currently only grow green grass B. That when I upgraded the beam, it could start growing crystal grass anywhere, as the terrain didn't matter if it could grow regular grass where the upgraded grass were supposed to be. C. After upgrading the beam, and seeing only green grass, that the upgrades only affected how long I could use it and it only grew green grass period. This ended up causing me to do a lot more needless running around, with the unupgraded run speed (I didn't know the upgrade for run speed upgraded my run speed either until I bought it) and a bunch of saving up that in my opinion broke my progression with the game as I had to spend extra time in the mostly unupgraded state and then immediately blew past multiple upgrades (a lot of which I didn't even know in what ways had helped). Overall though, I'm still happy that I spent the money and time on the game, and if you happened to read this review trying to look for clues because the discussion and guides turned up nothing, as I did, I hope it helped you.
the game of what I played was super peak, sadly the crystal grass wouldn't grow back so I couldn't progress any further without tedious grinding :(
Excellent and very chill experience.
This game was quite a fun play up until the blue cubes would not show up in the places that they should be so I could only collect one of them thus I could not complete the game. I'm really excited for the full release so that I can hopefully get the full experience and I'm not disappointed at all. Very fun and will be playing again upon full release
took me 2 hours to beat, the objectives aren't very clear which makes it a fun little puzzle game. Worth the couple bucks if you like the digging/washing/cleaning mindless grind games
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