Mowin' & Throwin'

In its current state Mowin' & Throwin' feels unfinished. This is mostly due to the complete lack of AI players. If you have two friends over to play, you will be unable to all play together as you can't play any form of 2 vs 1 with one person having a computer team mate. Also the 1 v 1 is very limited in play as you have no team mate on your side to work with. So really this game is only good fun if you have 4 people who can play. There is no form of single player what so ever! No way for you to practice on your own etc. Just imagine getting a tennis game where there was no computer players, [b]NONE![/b] This is what Mowin' & Throwin' feels like. If at some point AI gets added I will change my review. But as of now I would really not recommend this game. If they added a simple AI to fill out teams and an ability to switch and take control of your team mate like switching players in most sports games then I think this could be very good. But as of now, being really a game that is either 4 human players or nothing, it is bad.

Introducing Mowin' & Throwin' A fabulous new couch potato game. With 2 or 4 player gameplay, you will be controlling a gnome attempting to mow your lawn before your opponent. In 2 player mode, you will need to cut grass while you also collect fuel and avoid environmental objects being thrown at you by your opponent. In return, you can also use the same environmental objects to your advantage against them. These include items such as rocks, reverse portals, and fertilizer that regrows your opponent's grass along with other surprises. In 4 player mode, there are 2 teams; one person will concentrate on mowing while the other works on attacking the other players or keeping you in fuel. You will want to work out your strategies for 4 player coops. Your mower does have nitrous, be warned though, it eats fuel up at a high rate. It also has a cannon built-into your mower that you can fire bags of grass at your opponent as you cut enough supplies of grass. Let the lawn mower wars begin! Released & self-published on May 31, 2019, by the developer House Pixel Games & their first release on Steam. This adorable indie title is a casual action couch potato brawler at heart that also brings alo…

Very exciting party game. Lots of back and forth action as you're trying to sabotage your opponent while making mowing progress yourself. Would love to see it with true online multiplayer (setting up/hosting with Parsec being less than ideal), but most importantly- offline bots for hassle-free play when you don't have enough friends.

One of the most fun 2v2 couch games I've ever played. If you have 3 friends and the controllers required to play get this! The concept and gameplay are simple but can be varied by the maps with the mechanics that they offer. Devs have added some quality content and hopefully much more to come.

This game is hilarious, fun and easy to pick up. No AI or easy way to play online. Get 1 or 3 of your friends and have a blast

The game is an extremely polished Unreal engine game and a great hoot of a party game! Do you remember the SNL Yard-A-Plut? You get to chuck stuff into your neighbors yard while trying to mow your own yard. That is such a great setup for a couch party game, lots of fun and dead easy to pick up and play, as it should be. There is no single-player and no online multi-player but that is just fine, you really should play this in the same room with your friends. Highly recommended party game.