You can't help but think this is a joke. It's called Grass Cutter: Mutated Lawns... and the goal is to literally cut grass with a lawn mower. Also, depending on your personal preferences, there are other "red flags" that can lead to this conclusion. Graphically, the game uses a simple approach with the help of the Unity engine; characters and environments are created with a voxel-based art style, similar to something like Minecraft's blocky presentation. Then there's the fact that the product is free to play. That may sound like an odd negative, but some associate a free game as one with very little effort put into it for various reasons.
But say you actually take the dive, playing the game to see if it has any real substance. Within the first few minutes, maybe even seconds, you're likely fighting the urge to quit: the first level simply has you cutting grass in someone's backyard. It's like playing Snake where the mower moves nonstop, except now you don't have to worry about dying when going over previously cut spots. The level lasts... less than ten seconds, unless you really suck at video games. Successive levels have you cutting more grass on slightly larger lawns, now with obstacles such as rocks and puddles. Both will take away a chunk of your health when you move over them, but they're not really serious threats considering their lax placements in the environments. By the time you reach the seventh level, the biggest advancement this game makes is one where... you're pushing crates over water to create new paths.
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