One More Lawn Tier List: Jobs, Toys and Settings

An honest One More Lawn tier list: the four jobs ranked by score depth, every confirmed Chiquito toy ranked by fun, and the settings that matter.

Last Updated: 2026-11-11

There is no mower tier list in One More Lawn, because there is only one mower. A tier list that puts "red mower" above "red mower" is not a tier list. So this one ranks the things that actually change a session: the four jobs by score depth and fun, Chiquito's confirmed toys by how much they improve a Saturday, and the settings that are worth changing on day one.

One mower, not a ranking

There is no machine tier to climb. The tiers below rank jobs, toys and settings by how much they change a session.

The ranking is subjective. The facts behind it are not: four jobs, one mower, no performance upgrades, six-player co-op, and a receipt that scores coverage, height and care.

Six players standing beside their red mowers on a lawn
Six players standing beside their red mowers on a lawn

How the tiers work

  • S — the reason to install the game. Deep, replayable, or funny in a way that survives ten sessions.
  • A — strong content with one limitation: a long setup, a narrow use case, or dependence on friends.
  • B — fine once, then optional. Good for a change of pace, not the main course.
  • C — busywork or a novelty that wears off before the receipt prints.

I weighted score depth first, then co-op value, then pure comedy. A job that is funny once but scores the same every time does not get an S.

Job tier list

Tier Job Why it lands here
S Elvira's backyard The best scoring classroom in the game. Long grass, tight fence lines, an exact 5 cm target and a gnome that turns care into a real decision. It is the job you replay to learn.
A Los Teros golf course Three cutting heights, bunkers to rake, two playable holes and a pond full of balls. The most varied job, but the setup is longer and the golf is a side dish.
A Marcela's island The spectacle job. Ferry the mower, mow a whole island, fish, swim and try not to sink the engine. It is brilliant in co-op and slightly exhausting solo.
B The front yard A three-minute driving lesson. Essential once, forgettable after. It is not a bad job; it is a tutorial with a receipt.

Elvira wins because every system overlaps. Coverage makes you hunt tufts, height makes you watch the deck, care makes you slow down around the garden. The golf course has more toys but less pressure. The island has the best views and the worst commute.

Toy tier list

Only items confirmed in the demo or official material are ranked. Prices are not published, so "worth it" means "worth the drive to Chiquito", not "worth the money".

Tier Item What it does Verdict
S RC mower A remote-controlled mower you drive from the handheld controller. The best toy in the game. It changes how you cover ground and gives co-op a second game inside the game.
S Party speaker and microphone Music and voice effects for the lawn. Co-op gold. The voice changer does most of the work.
A Paint Recolour the mower, fence, trees and Chiquito's truck. Cosmetic, permanent, and the fastest way to make a co-op crew look like a team.
A Camera drone A flyable camera. Great for screenshots and for scouting a big lawn. Less useful when you are behind schedule.
A Wagon train Link red trailers and tow them. Silly, practical for bag runs, and better with friends.
A Fertilizer Makes grass grow back. The only item that creates more mowing, which is either a feature or a warning.
B Garden gnome A replacement gnome. Insurance for Gómez. Funny until you need it.
B Charcoal and meat A grill for the backyard. A vibe, not a tool. Good for a break; the lawn does not pause.
B Six-pack of beer A drink. Family Friendly Mode turns it into a water bottle. The comedy is in the wobble.
B Leaf blower Clears loose grass. Situational. The mower already picks up clippings; use this when you want to make a mess on purpose.

The official line still applies: none of these make you mow faster. The RC mower is a second vehicle, not a speed upgrade. The speaker is a party trick, not a score multiplier. The Chiquito items guide→ has the full stock.

Setting tier list

Tier Setting Why
S Controller The mower is a vehicle. Triggers and a stick beat WASD for smooth lines.
S HUD on The cut percentage and perfection readout are your only live feedback.
A HUD off Great for screenshots and immersion, terrible for learning a new lawn. Turn it off after you know the route.
A Family Friendly Mode Per-player, toggleable, and the right call for streams or kids.
A Controller off If a connected pad is fighting your mouse, this solves it instantly.
B Wheel and pedals Force feedback is supported, but the setup time is longer than most lawns.
B Streamer Mode Hides lobby codes. Essential if you stream co-op, irrelevant solo.

What is not ranked

  • Mower upgrades: they do not exist. Do not buy the game expecting a progression tree.
  • Achievements: the public achievement page says "No stats are available at this time" before launch. I will not invent names to fill a tier.
  • The map editor: it is a creation tool, not a job. Ranking it against Elvira is apples and orange traffic cones. It gets its own guide.

The tier list in one sentence

Play Elvira for the score, the golf course for the variety, the island for the story, and buy the RC mower before anything else.

FAQ

Is there a best mower in One More Lawn?

No. Every player uses the same mower, and there are no performance upgrades. "Best" means the best deck height and route for the job.

Which job should I replay for score?

Elvira's backyard. It is short enough to learn, deep enough to master, and the 5 cm target makes height mistakes obvious.

Are the toys pay-to-win?

No. They are cosmetic or silly. Superdou has stated that nothing you buy makes you mow faster.

Is the golf course better than the island?

For systems, yes. For spectacle, no. The golf course adds heights, bunkers and two holes; the island adds a ferry, a boat and a wedding. Pick by mood.

Official source: One More Lawn on Steam ↗, the 0.9.20 toy and leaderboard update ↗ and the community screenshot hub ↗.