Mow My World
Mow My World is a free-to-play modular robotic platform sandbox where you mow lawns, clear snow, tow cargo, fly in AirMode, build with blocks, and explore landmarks across Earth, the Moon, and Mars. Load real-world maps, save neighborhoods, and turn public places into playable communities.
Released
16 Jul 2026
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Overview
Summary
Mow My World is a free-to-play modular robotic platform sandbox where you mow lawns, clear snow, tow cargo, fly in AirMode, build with blocks, and explore landmarks across Earth, the Moon, and Mars. Load real-world maps, save neighborhoods, and turn public places into playable communities.
Description
About This Game
Mow It. Plow It. Tow It. Fly It.
Mow My World puts modular CCBOT robots to work across Earth, the Moon, and Mars. Take on service jobs, upgrade your fleet, build your own places, and switch into AirMode when the job calls for a view from above.
Mow, Plow & Tow
Cut lunar grass, clear snow on Mars, and haul cargo across Earth. Each job gives your robot a different purpose, from clean service routes to heavy-duty work across changing terrain.
Take Off With AirMode
When the ground is not enough, deploy AirMode. Lift off, scout the map, line up your next route, and capture cinematic shots of your robot at work from above.
Weather, Light & Off-World Atmosphere
Clear days, night work, snow, rain, lunar sunrise, and dusty Martian skies change the feeling of every job. Turn on your robot lights and keep working when the world gets dark.
Real Maps Become Playable
Enter a supported address and turn a real-world place into a playable work site. Mow lawns and save neighborhoods you want to revisit.
Visit Landmarks Across Worlds
Take your robot to hand-built landmark scenes across Earth, the Moon, and Mars. These scenic places are made for exploration, AirMode, and cinematic service jobs.
Practice Before The Job
Jump into practice areas to test modules, learn controls, try AirMode, and get comfortable before taking on real map jobs. The last but not the least, use blocks to build, test, and play your own creations.
