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One More Lawn FAQ: Platforms, Demo and PC Requirements

Find One More Lawn platform details, demo download steps, US pricing, release information and PC requirements, plus controller and Steam Deck guidance.

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Get One More Lawn on Steam for Windows

One More Lawn is available on Steam for Windows PCs, with a free demo and a paid full release. The full game released on November 12, 2026, and demo save progress carries over when you move to it.

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Platforms, price and release questions

Which platforms and storefronts support One More Lawn?
The available release is on Steam for Windows PCs, with single-player and online co-op. Steam provides both the full game and a downloadable demo.
Can I get a console, macOS or Linux version?
For the available release, use the Windows version on Steam. Separate PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, macOS and Linux releases are not listed in the official platform information.
Is any version of One More Lawn free?
Yes. The One More Lawn demo is free to download on Steam, while the full game is a paid product. The demo includes the practice yard, Elvira's backyard and online co-op with other demo players.
When did the demo and full game release?
The free demo launched on October 26, 2026, and the full game released on November 12, 2026. The full release includes the expanded mowing locations, larger equipment and custom maps through Steam Workshop.
Can I still download the demo after the full release?
Yes. The Steam storefront offers a downloadable demo alongside the full release. Select Download One More Lawn Demo to get the free demo.
Will my demo progress carry into the full game?
Yes. Demo save progress carries over to the full game, so you can continue Elvira's backyard from where you left it.
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What the demo and full game include

OptionDetails
One More Lawn DemoFree on Steam. Includes the practice yard, Elvira's backyard and online co-op with other demo players. Save progress carries into the full game.
One More Lawn full gamePaid on Steam. Adds Rubén's golf course, Marcela's island, larger equipment, the sandbox map editor and Steam Workshop support.

The larger equipment includes the Zero Turn, single-deck and three-deck tow-behind mowers, XL and XXL grass bags, and a snail turbo. Custom maps can be shared and played through Steam Workshop.

Start with the demo if you mainly want to try the mowing before buying. Choose the full release when the extra properties, equipment and map-making tools are what you want to play next.

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Check the Windows system requirements

OptionRequirements
Operating systemMinimum: Windows 10, 64-bit. Recommended: Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit.
ProcessorMinimum: Intel Core i5-4460 or AMD Ryzen 3 1200. Recommended: Intel Core i5-8400 or AMD Ryzen 5 2600.
MemoryMinimum: 8 GB RAM. Recommended: 16 GB RAM.
GraphicsMinimum: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 or AMD Radeon RX 460 with 2 GB VRAM. Recommended: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6 GB or AMD Radeon RX 580.
DirectXBoth minimum and recommended requirements specify DirectX 11.
Available storageBoth minimum and recommended requirements specify 2 GB of available space.
Network connectionBoth minimum and recommended requirements list a broadband Internet connection.

The minimum specification targets 1080p at Low settings or 720p at Medium settings. The recommended specification targets 1080p at 60 FPS on High settings; use these targets when deciding which specification better matches how you want to play.

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Controllers, Steam Deck and setup

Which control methods can I use?
One More Lawn supports mouse and keyboard, gamepads, and steering wheels with force feedback. The recommended requirements specifically name the Logitech G29 and other DirectInput wheels.
What should Steam Deck players check?
Developer updates include improved Steam Deck controller support, covering triggers, the directional pad and menu navigation. Check the Steam page's compatibility information before buying for Steam Deck, and treat the Windows performance targets separately from handheld performance.
What does online co-op require?
Online co-op requires Steam to be running and signed in. The game supports up to 6 players, and players can join through a Steam invite or a 6-digit code.
Where can I change the resolution and controls?
Options includes resolution, window mode and window size settings. To remap keyboard, mouse or controller buttons, open Options > Controls > Keys and Buttons; wheel buttons are configured in Wheel and Pedals.
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Before you start mowing

  • Compare your operating system, processor, graphics card, memory and free storage with the Windows requirements above.
  • Try the free demo if you want to assess the controls and mowing before purchasing the full game.
  • Check your regional Steam price before buying, because the US price snapshot does not set the price in every region.
  • Keep Steam running and signed in when preparing to join an online co-op session.
  • Review the resolution and control options before beginning a long session so the setup suits how you want to play.

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