New Lawn Mowing Simulator Ancient Britain DLC Launches

This year has seen a big surge of “chill” games. Things like Powerwash Simulator and Lawn Mowing Simulator have really brought self-care, relaxation, and satisfying gameplay to the industry. Skyhook Games and Curve Digital are keeping things going with their newest DLC for Lawn Mowing Simulator, bringing folks to the British countryside.

While the “Ancient Britain” DLC is now available on Steam, it will release on Xbox Series X/S, and be free with Xbox Game Pass for PC and the Series X/S on December 2^nd. Interestingly enough, the base game of Lawn Mowing Simulator will also release on Xbox Game Pass at the same time. Here is what the press release has to say about the DLC and this update.

“The new DLC will launch alongside a new update that adds string trimmers for all current game owners, which has been highly requested by the community – allowing players to add another layer to their lawn care experience and perfect their virtual grassy borders.

The Ancient Britain DLC allows keen mowers to explore the quintessentially historic British countryside, whilst peacefully mowing the lawns surrounding four ancient heritage sites. The Ancient Britain DLC is available for £6.99 / €8.99 / $8.99.”

David Harper, Co-founder of Skyhook Games also commented on the release, stating: “We’re so happy with the reception from players for Lawn Mowing Simulator since launch, and are excited to be able to share the new Ancient Britain DLC pack with fans to add some extra unique challenges showcasing historic and picturesque landmarks around the UK. We’ve also been listening closely to player feedback and at popular request also added brand new strimmer content in the latest update, available free today for all players.”

Now players will be able to experience British landmarks and enjoy taking care of them. It is a great learning experience for people outside of the UK and could be a nice treat for UK residents or natives. Hopefully, Skyhook Games releases more content like this in other regions. Perhaps we could mow the White House lawn at some point?