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Grass and Cash

Bad news: you're in debt. Good news: there's cash buried in the grass. Worse news: you're starting with nail scissors. Start mowing.

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About the Game

A plane full of cash blew up over your farm. Not humanitarian aid — straight-up money. Now the whole field is littered with bills, the grass is waist-high, and you've got debt, nail scissors, and a very dumb plan.

Mow and Get Rich

Cut the grass, grab the money, upgrade your tools. You start with nail scissors. You end with a lawn mower. Every new tool means the grass doesn't stand a chance — and your debt keeps shrinking. No enemies, no combat — just you, the grass, and a whole lot of cash hiding in it.

Tools

Nail scissors. A knife. A sickle. A scythe. A lawn mower. That's the glow-up. Five tools, one field, zero dignity at the start.

Every blade you cut gets you closer to paying off what you owe. Let's see if you've got the patience...