One lawn a day. Cut every blade of grass and park back in the shed, in
as few steps as you can.
Driving
Click (or tap) any tile in a straight line from the mower — up, down,
left or right — and it drives there, cutting everything on the way.
Every tile you travel costs a step, and turning is
free. Picking a far tile saves you clicks, not steps — so the game is
about covering the lawn without re-driving ground you've already done.
Outlined tiles are everywhere you can reach. Hover one to light up the
whole pass before you commit to it.
Arrow keys — or WASD — nudge you one tile at a time, if you'd rather
go carefully.
Changed your mind? Back rewinds a move at a time, as far as you like,
refunding the steps.
The side chute
Every tile you cut throws clippings out of the right-hand chute,
landing one to two tiles out — so a long pass sprays the same side the
whole way along.
Spray them into a pond and you'll be fishing grass out of the water:
+2 steps per tile. Mowing a long row beside a pond
can cost far more than the one step it took to drive it. Going the
other way round puts the chute on the far side.
The lawn
Grass — cut it all
Cut, with your lines in it
Rock — solid, drive around
Pond — and a clippings trap
Shed — start and finish
The shed door stays shut until the last blade is cut, so you can't
finish early by accident. When it does open, you have to drive in
through the front — so plan the last pass to leave you lined up with the
door.