First, thing's first - if you're looking for an alternative to the official PWS VR port because, like me, you don't own a Quest, this game is what you're looking for. It's a..."faithful adaptation" of PWS into VR with far more headset compatibility than the official port to Meta. The movement and controls are intuitive, most of the washing jobs are interesting and fun, and there's some limited amount of replayability with the Graffiti option. If you just want something that scratches that PWS itch, but in VR, get this game. It's absolutely worth the $7 asking price.
Now, the things that I have criticisms about. I do still overall recommend the game, because it's about the only viable alternative to PWS we have at the moment, and it's a steal at this price. However, you should know ahead of time what you're getting. Mainly, my gripes are with annoyances in the game. This game has the same "press a button to highlight the dirt you missed" option as PWS, but it comes from a little robot pal who hangs out with you while you work. In theory, that would be fine. Except he's very persistent in making noise and wanting your attention, even while you're in the middle of a wash job. I'm standing on top of a semi truck, and he's over there waving his arms, beeping at me "Hit me! HAHAHAHA!" It's obnoxious and takes my focus off the thing that I WANT to be focused on. Just powerwashing things is fun enough, I don't need silly robots trying to fight for my attention too.
In addition, there are some weird dream-sequence levels, some of which will be forced on you before you can progress to unlock more jobs, that force you not only to clean weird, scantily-clad anime waifu cat-girls with jiggle physics (guess I'm not going to let my young daughter play this game) who absolutely WILL NOT STAND STILL while you try to clean them, but then force you to give them a VR hug to continue. It's weird, it's creepy, it's completely unnecessary, and it needs to be made completely optional and skippable. There'a also levels where you'll have a "guest" watching you wash whatever it is, like an anime waifu watching you wash her sports car, while she flirts with you and you get teased by the robot. I wanted a powerwashing simulator, not a dating game, and definitely not to be forced to wash jiggly anime titties while my wife watches over my shoulder.
This game could do with enabling Workshop support, and allowing the community to mod things in and out, like new levels or getting rid of the robot.
Having said all that, I still give this game a thumbs-up. If you can ignore the robot, and the sexy anime girls don't bother you, you'll have a lot of fun for $7.
