- Cut all the Grass is a Roblox mowing game: cut grass, earn cash, upgrade mowers, unlock new zones.
- Mower tier upgrades are always your first purchase — they compound into every other system.
- Chapter 2 grass is tougher: arrive with a well-upgraded mower before entering.
- Secret ending requires 100% completion of every area, secret, and story chapter.
- Reinvest constantly: saving cash slows progression faster than any other mistake.
Cut all the Grass Core Gameplay Loop
Cut all the Grass is a Roblox mowing simulator where the goal is simple in name but huge in scope: clear every patch of grass across a growing map of yards and worlds. You start with a basic mower, earn cash for every blade you cut, and reinvest that cash into stronger equipment and new areas. The loop is mow, earn, upgrade, unlock, repeat — and the players who reinvest fastest are the ones who progress fastest.
Mow
- Cut grass in straight back-and-forth lines
- Avoid missing patches
- Early grass pays small but adds up
Earn & Upgrade
- Cash accumulates as you mow
- Mower tier first, then cutting power
- Small upgrades multiply clearing speed
Unlock & Repeat
- New yards pay far more than the starter area
- Unlock gates as soon as affordable
- Watch for rebirth and pet multipliers
Never sit on cash. Put every payout back into mower tiers or area unlocks — faster cutting compounds into faster progression at every stage of the game.
Mowers and Upgrades: What to Buy First
Your mower is the single biggest factor in how fast you progress through Cut all the Grass. Upgrading cutting power, speed, and width lets you clear larger yards in less time, which means more cash per minute. This table breaks down the main upgrade categories and how to prioritize them.
| Upgrade | What It Does | Priority | When to Buy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mower Tier | Stronger mower, higher cutting power, wider cut path | High | As soon as affordable — always first |
| Cutting Power | More grass cut per second, handles taller grass | High | Early and often |
| Cash Multiplier | Boosts cash earned per blade | High | Whenever offered |
| Area Unlocks | Opens yards with higher-value grass | High | Once your mower can handle it |
| Cut Width | Widens the strip cut per pass | Medium-High | Best in wide-open yards |
| Speed | Faster movement across the yard | Medium | After cutting power |
Mower Tier List
| Tier | Label | Best Picks |
|---|---|---|
| S | Must-Have | Late-game mower tiers; cash multiplier upgrades |
| A | Excellent | Mid-game mower tiers; cut width upgrades |
| B | Good | Speed upgrades; early mower upgrades |
| C | Situational | Starter mower; cosmetic equipment |
Cosmetic equipment looks fun but provides no cutting benefit. Buy it last, after every functional upgrade, or skip it entirely while pushing progression.
Beginner Walkthrough: Your First Run
Follow these steps to get your first run off to a strong start. Each step builds directly on the previous one, so resist the urge to skip ahead.
Cut grass in the starting yard
Begin mowing the grass directly around spawn. Early grass gives small amounts of cash per cut, but it adds up quickly. Move in straight lines back and forth so you don't miss patches.
Collect earnings and check the shop
Cash accumulates as you mow. Once you have enough, open the shop and look at the earliest mower upgrades — even a small upgrade multiplies how fast you clear grass.
Buy your first mower upgrade
Prioritize a better mower before anything else. A stronger mower cuts wider paths and taller grass, letting you earn cash faster with every pass.
Unlock the next yard area
Locked gates lead to new yards with richer grass. Spend cash to unlock the first new area as soon as you can afford it — new areas pay far more than the starter yard.
Reinvest consistently
The core loop is mow, earn, upgrade, unlock, repeat. Always put cash back into mowers or areas rather than saving it.
Use rebirth and pets when affordable
Rebirth-style resets and pets boost your multipliers. When they become affordable, use them to accelerate long-term earning power.
New area unlocks beat cash savings almost every time. If a gate is affordable and your mower can handle the grass, unlock it immediately.
Map Areas and Chapter 2 Walkthrough
The yard in Cut all the Grass is divided into distinct sections that open as you clear grass and progress through the story. Knowing which areas unlock when helps you plan your spending.
| Area | Unlock Condition | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Starting Yard | Available from the beginning | Tutorial zone, basic mechanics, first pickups |
| Backyard Expansion | Clear the Starting Yard | Taller grass, first mower upgrades |
| Locked Garden Section | Story progression | Locked gate, dense grass, hidden collectibles |
| Overgrown Field | Mid-game chapters | Large area, high grass volume, completion milestone |
| Secret Areas | Exploration and secrets | Tied to secret ending, lore discoveries |
| Final Story Zone | End of story | Ending trigger, requires full completion |
Chapter 2 Steps
Chapter 2 expands the game with fresh areas, new mechanics, and tougher progression requirements, but the core loop stays the same. Arrive prepared.
Prepare before entering
Finish clearing Chapter 1 areas and upgrade your mower as far as cash allows. Chapter 2 grass is tougher and pays more, but a weak mower will slow you to a crawl.
Enter the Chapter 2 area
Locate the Chapter 2 entrance or portal and pay the unlock cost. New objectives will appear, guiding you toward the chapter's main goals.
Clear the first new yards
Mow the opening yards fully to build cash quickly — the higher-value grass here funds your next round of upgrades.
Learn the new mechanics
Read each objective as it appears and complete them in order; many unlock further areas and rewards.
Unlock later areas in sequence
Don't skip ahead — earlier areas fund the mower upgrades you need for the later, tougher ones.
Complete the final objectives
Finish the remaining objectives and clear the final yard. Check for missed objectives along the way to unlock everything.
Jumping past Chapter 2's early areas is tempting, but the grass there funds exactly the upgrades you need to survive the later ones. Progress in order.
Secret Ending and 100% Completion
Reaching the secret ending in Cut all the Grass requires full completion of the yard, including story chapters, hidden areas, and secret discoveries. Treat secrets as mandatory content rather than optional extras.
Secret Ending Requirements:
- Finish every main story chapter
- Clear each yard section to 100%
- Unlock and clear all hidden areas
- Discover all secrets and unusual events
- Fully upgrade your mower
- Return to the final area to trigger the secret ending
Where Secrets Hide
| Secret Type | What to Look For |
|---|---|
| Hidden areas | Unusual grass patterns, gaps in fences, out-of-place objects |
| Unusual events | Mysterious objects in grass, sudden environment changes |
| Story secrets | Scattered lore discoveries tied to the true ending |
| Missable content | Skipped zones, incomplete grass meters before the finale |
Before finishing the final chapter, double-check every zone's completion percentage, revisit sections that have opened, and scan for any grass that looks different from the rest. Strange grass often marks a hidden zone.
FAQ
Q: What should I buy first in Cut all the Grass?
Always buy the next mower tier first. Mower tiers raise cutting power and cut width, which increases cash earned per minute and compounds into every other purchase, including area unlocks and multipliers.
Q: Is Chapter 2 harder than Chapter 1?
Yes. Chapter 2 grass is tougher and progression requirements are higher, but it also pays more. Arrive with your mower upgraded as far as your cash allows so you can clear the opening yards efficiently.
Q: How do I unlock the secret ending?
Fully complete every story chapter, mow every area to 100%, find all hidden areas and secrets, fully upgrade your mower, then return to the final story location. The game recognizes full completion and unlocks the secret ending instead of the normal one.
Q: Should I save cash for later areas?
No. Reinvesting cash into mowers and area unlocks is almost always faster than saving. New areas pay far more than the starter yard, and stronger mowers compound your earning rate across everything you do.