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Someone told me to go touch some grass. I'm pretty sure this is what they meant.
Touch Some Grass is a casual, memes and point & click game
developed and published by jpm_games.
Released on April 11th 2022 is available in English on Windows and MacOS.
It has received 939 reviews of which 891 were positive and 48 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.9 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 1.59€ on Steam.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: x64 architecture with SSE2 instruction set support
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: DirectX11 capable GPUs
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 600 MB available space
MacOS
- OS: MacOS 10.13+
- Processor: Apple Silicon or x64 architecture with SSE2 instruction set support
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: OpenGLCore capable GPUs
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 600 MB available space
- Additional Notes: Tested successfully on a MacBook Pro (13-inch, M1, 2020) running 11.6.1. Tested successfully on a MacBook Air (13-inch, i7, Early 2014) running 10.13.6. Performance on both is acceptable, despite the lack of a dedicated GPU.
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Touch Some Grass is a strange and intentionally chaotic indie comedy game that transforms one of the internet’s most common phrases into a surreal interactive experience. Built around satire, meme culture, and exaggerated online humor, the game feels less like a traditional adventure and more like a nonstop parody of internet addiction, gaming communities, and modern digital behavior. Rather than focusing on deep mechanics or serious storytelling, it embraces absurdity completely and creates an experience designed almost entirely around confusing, amusing, and overwhelming players with constant jokes and surreal situations. The premise itself immediately establishes the tone. The phrase “touch some grass” has become a popular online insult directed toward people perceived as spending too much time online, and the game uses that concept as the foundation for its entire identity. Players are thrown into bizarre environments and ridiculous scenarios where internet culture, gaming obsession, and surreal humor collide constantly. Logic is largely irrelevant because the game prioritizes chaotic entertainment and nonstop parody over realism or coherent storytelling. Gameplay revolves mainly around exploration, interaction, and comedic discovery rather than difficult challenges or complex progression systems. Players wander through strange areas filled with bizarre characters, visual jokes, and meme-inspired situations that constantly mock online behavior and digital culture. The mechanics themselves are fairly simple, but the game keeps things entertaining through unpredictability. New jokes, strange environments, and absurd interactions appear frequently enough to maintain curiosity throughout much of the experience. One of the strongest aspects of Touch Some Grass is its self-awareness. The game fully understands how ridiculous its concept is and never attempts to disguise its absurdity behind artificial seriousness. Instead, it commits entirely to internet satire and chaotic meme humor. Many of the jokes clearly parody gaming communities, social media behavior, and online arguments in ways that feel exaggerated but strangely familiar. Players who spend significant time online will likely recognize many of the references and themes scattered throughout the experience. The visual presentation supports the game’s surreal tone extremely well. Environments are intentionally exaggerated, colorful, and overloaded with strange imagery and comedic details. Character designs often look bizarre or intentionally awkward, while background elements constantly contain hidden jokes and random references. The graphics themselves are relatively simple from a technical standpoint, but the game compensates through creativity and personality. Every area feels designed to overwhelm players with visual absurdity in ways that match the chaotic pacing perfectly. Sound design also contributes heavily to the atmosphere. Loud sound effects, awkward audio cues, and constantly shifting music tracks reinforce the game’s unstable comedic energy. The soundtrack jumps between energetic, uncomfortable, and intentionally ridiculous tones depending on the scene, helping maintain the surreal pacing. Certain audio moments almost function as punchlines themselves, adding another layer to the absurd humor. Another admirable quality of the game is how confidently it embraces internet culture without trying to sanitize or simplify it. Touch Some Grass feels deeply connected to modern online humor, including meme references, gaming stereotypes, and social media parody. The experience often feels like stepping directly into a chaotic online discussion thread transformed into a playable world. Even when specific jokes fail, the game’s commitment to absurdity remains entertaining because it constantly introduces new ideas and comedic scenarios. However, the heavy dependence on meme culture also becomes one of the game’s biggest weaknesses. Much of the humor relies heavily on familiarity with online communities, internet slang, and gaming culture. Players who are disconnected from those spaces may find many jokes confusing, repetitive, or simply unfunny. Meme-driven comedy also tends to age quickly, meaning certain references may eventually feel outdated compared to when the game originally released. The gameplay mechanics themselves are relatively shallow. Exploration and interaction remain entertaining for a while because of the constant stream of absurd content, but players searching for deep progression systems or meaningful gameplay evolution may quickly realize the experience depends far more on presentation than mechanics. Once the novelty of the humor begins to fade, the limited gameplay depth becomes more noticeable. The pacing can also feel inconsistent. Certain sections are genuinely creative and hilarious, while others rely too heavily on randomness without delivering strong comedic payoff. The game occasionally struggles to balance meaningful satire with pure nonsense, leading to moments where the humor feels scattered rather than focused. Technical roughness is noticeable as well. Movement and interactions occasionally feel awkward, and some environments appear underdeveloped from a gameplay perspective. However, much of the roughness almost feels strangely appropriate given the intentionally chaotic and low-budget internet aesthetic the game is trying to achieve. Despite these flaws, Touch Some Grass succeeds because of its overwhelming personality and commitment to absurd internet-driven comedy. The game never feels emotionally distant or creatively restrained. Every bizarre interaction, strange visual gag, and chaotic sequence feels designed purely to entertain through confusion and satire. Even when the mechanics become repetitive, the experience remains memorable because of how aggressively strange and self-aware it is. For players who enjoy surreal indie games, internet satire, chaotic humor, and meme-heavy comedy experiences, Touch Some Grass offers a uniquely bizarre adventure filled with nonstop parody and absurd creativity. While its shallow gameplay and highly specific humor will not appeal to everyone, its commitment to internet culture satire and unpredictable comedy make it an entertaining and memorable indie curiosity. Rating: 7/10
nothing beats being able to rage quit a game you've been playing with friends only to instantly hop on this, hearing the disbelief in their voices as they question what the hell just happened. imagine being on a losing streak, and then you get the steam notification that you friend is touching some grass. this game is perfect. just be warned if you have hayfever- this game may contain grass.
Pretty funny game, definitely worth the few bucks to have the hilarious achievements on your profile! This game does have an accessibility issue though: you HAVE to keep the mouse or spacebar pressed for the entire 5 minutes you need for the achievements, so you will not be able to play this at all if you are unable to do that. It's also doesn't run well on large monitors. Even in windowed mode, I had to lower the settings and resolution to get the game at a playable frame rate on an M4 pro mac running sequoia with an ultrawide monitor. Changing the settings wasn't fun, took a few minutes since it ran so slow and took forever to change stuff. Pretty annoying since I don't have this problem with any other game I have, but I still recommend this game since it's hilarious.
The title says it all. The goal is to touch grass as long as you can. What most people don't know is that this game is actually competitive and has unlockable cosmetics. You have Relaxation and Survival mode where your goal is to touch the grass as long as you can to achieve the longest time in the high scores against other players in the world. In Survival mode, Your goal is to touch grass and avoid your hand getting bombed to avoid a game over. In Relaxation mode, there are no bombs and you can touch grass a long as you can. Once you leave either mode, you level up and get experience points. Great game, and an amazing gag gift to give to someone who already spends way too much time playing video games.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Touch Some Grass is currently priced at 1.59€ on Steam.
No, Touch Some Grass is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 1.59€ on Steam.
Yes, Touch Some Grass received 891 positive votes out of a total of 939 achieving a rating of 8.92.
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Touch Some Grass was developed and published by jpm_games.
Yes, Touch Some Grass is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Yes, Touch Some Grass is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
No, Touch Some Grass is not playable on Linux.
Touch Some Grass is a single-player game.
No, Touch Some Grass does not currently offer any DLC.
No, Touch Some Grass does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Touch Some Grass does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Touch Some Grass is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Touch Some Grass.
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Developer
jpm_games
Publisher
jpm_games
Release
11 Apr 2022
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