One More Lawn Early Access Release Time

One More Lawn unlocks on November 12, 2026, and Steam's own countdown on the store page points to 17:00 UTC. There is one thing to clear up before the times: Steam does not list One More Lawn as an Early Access game. The store page shows a standard release, the demo announcement calls November 12 the full game, and there is no Early Access banner, no "Why Early Access?" section and no early-access roadmap. If you searched for an Early Access release time, the time below is still the one you need. It is simply the launch time of the finished game.

One More Lawn release time in your zone

Steam's store page is counting down to 17:00 UTC on November 12. That is the same moment in each zone:

One caveat: the countdown is Steam's scheduled unlock, and a delayed build can move the button. If the timer changes on launch day, trust the store over this table. The release date page→ covers the date itself and the confirmed feature list.

Is One More Lawn Early Access?

No, not by Steam's labeling. Three checks agree:

• The store page has a normal "Planned Release Date" block and no Early Access banner.
• The About section never mentions an Early Access period, a roadmap or a price increase at 1.0.
• The store page says the demo save "carries over to the full game on November 12", meaning the finished game rather than an EA build.

This matters for what you are buying. There is no Early Access discount to wait for, no promise that the price rises when 1.0 ships, and no planned progress wipe. The only transfer Superdou has documented is demo save to full game, which is a different thing from an Early Access carry-over.

If an Early Access announcement appears before the store button flips, this section will be wrong and will be corrected. Until then, treat "Early Access" as a label added by event feeds and aggregators, not something the developer said.

Price: not listed yet

The store page has no price, no pre-purchase button and no edition list. The only action available today is adding the game to your wishlist. The demo is free; the full game is a paid release, but the amount has not been published.

Platforms and modes

Co-op is online only as far as the store listing goes. The game supports Steam invites and lobby codes, proximity voice chat and a radio on every mower. Our multiplayer guide→ covers how a six-player yard actually works, and the demo versus full game→ page explains which jobs are playable before launch.

What the launch build includes

The November 12 build is the complete game, not a slice:

• Four jobs. The front yard, Elvira's backyard, Rubén's golf course and Marcela's island wedding.
• The map editor. Terrain, ponds, hills, trees, fences, gnomes and a Test Drive mode.
• Steam Workshop. Publishing and subscribing to custom maps.
• Full controller support. The demo lists partial support; the full game lists full support.
• Demo save transfer. Progress from the demo carries over on launch day.

Storage is listed at 2 GB, so the download is small by modern standards. There is no preload announcement, and at that size a preload would save very little. Full specs are in the system requirements page→.

What happens to the demo after launch?

Superdou has not said whether the free demo stays up. The demo is a separate Steam app (5422930) from the full game (5378110), which makes it technically easy to keep as a trial and equally easy to retire. No announcement either way.

The safe move is to install the demo before November 12 if you want it for reference, and to keep it installed until the full game has read your save. The exact handoff is in the demo save transfer guide→.

Post-launch updates: no roadmap yet

There is no published post-launch roadmap, no DLC list and no "what comes after 1.0" post. What does exist is a patch cadence: the demo moved from 0.9.18 to 0.9.22 between October 26 and October 29, adding fixes, rebindable controls, streamer mode and a Family Friendly Mode. That is a developer shipping quickly, not a content plan.

This page will be updated after launch with:

1. The exact unlock minute, once the store button flips.
2. The launch price and any first-week discount.
3. Whether the demo remains available.
4. The first post-launch patch notes and any roadmap statement.
5. Confirmed co-op limits and any matchmaking changes.

Launch-day checklist

• Add the game to your wishlist so Steam notifies you when the button appears.
• Keep the demo installed until the save has transferred.
• Check the store countdown on November 12 rather than a third-party timer.
• Launch once and confirm your progress before starting a new job.
• Read the beginner tips→ if the mower controls feel wrong at first.

FAQ

What time does One More Lawn unlock?

Steam's store countdown points to 17:00 UTC on November 12, 2026. That is 09:00 Pacific, 12:00 Eastern and 18:00 Central Europe.

Is One More Lawn Early Access?

Steam does not label it as Early Access. The store page shows a standard release, and the developer describes November 12 as the full game.

How much will One More Lawn cost?

The price has not been listed on Steam. There is no pre-purchase option yet.

Does demo progress carry over?

Yes. The store page says the demo save carries over to the full game on November 12.

Will the demo stay available after launch?

Not announced. The demo is a separate app, but Superdou has not said whether it stays.

Is there a roadmap?

No post-launch roadmap has been published. The demo patch notes are the only public update history.

Sources

• One More Lawn on Steam ↗ — release date, countdown, features, save statement and system requirements.
• One More Lawn Demo on Steam ↗ — separate demo app and its feature list.
• Demo update 0.9.22 ↗ — Family Friendly Mode and the current patch cadence.
• Steam community hub ↗ — developer posts and player reports.

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