
PowerWash Simulator is back, bubbling with fresh locations, soap-erior equipment and splashy features. Effortlessly transform soiled surroundings into clean, serene scenes, solo or with pals. Satisfaction is a spray away!
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Prices
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Charts
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No United States chart position — it charts only in the markets below.
Discounts
Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 5.71/day in the week to Aug 28 → 8/day in the week after.
About
Dust off your power washer and relax into pure feel-good fun. Blast away every last speck, smear and splatter of filth to restore Muckingham (and beyond 👀) to gleaming glory.
The jobs and water keep flowing in PowerWash Simulator 2. Play through a fresh new campaign, uncovering more of Muckingham’s mysteries. Plus, venture even further out to brand-new grime-coated locations like Sponge Valley, Power Falls and Lubri City.
Alongside new locations and jobs, you’ll also find a new job type. Multi-stage jobs will unlock different areas of a job – from vehicle interiors to entirely different rooms, your to-do list keeps growing.
Reach new heights of power washing professionalism with a range of new tools to help you achieve a spectacular sparkle, high and low. Realise even your loftiest cleaning ambitions with the help of an all-new abseiling rig and cherry picker or stay grounded with a grime busting surface cleaner for large areas.
Kick back and relax in your home-base after a hard-days-cleaning. Make the place yours by collecting furniture and trinkets to spruce it up along the way, then invite your power wash pals over to check out your pad.
You didn’t think we’d leave your furry friends in the van, did you? Your pretty kitties are the purr-fect distraction for when you’ve pressed paws on work for the day.
Watch your worries melt away with each swipe of your power washer. Cleaning feels even better in PowerWash Simulator 2, with enhanced soap that clings to stubborn stains and annihilates dirt.
Satisfaction on the double! Share campaign progression online together for the first time. In addition to online play, split-screen co-op has entered the chat. Team up and take on the dirt with twice the wash-power, from the convenience of one screen.
For the rest of 2026, we're focusing on fixes, quality-of-life improvements, and will have some small content drops in the form of furniture and cosmetics ahead of bigger updates next year:

Add-ons
Each DLC is estimated with the same model as a game, then summed — a modeled figure, not reported DLC sales.
Sums Steam only; PlayStation, Epic, Nintendo publish no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $24.99 | 10.9Kreviews | 92% | — | $11.2M |
| $24.99 | 3.8Kratings | 93% | — | not modelled | |
Updates
Build ids and update times come straight from Steam's PICS — the same source SteamDB reads. Patch history grows as we record new builds.
Engagement
Reviews
Themes across 1083 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
Reviews
better than playing other lame and dumb games with my lame and dumb friends who don't want to play powerwash with me
Achievements locked behind paid dlc, and a studio that went indie just to sell their soul to a massive corpo with the Star Wars DLC. DLC having achievements was an issue with the first game, and it's a bigger issue now that you're charging more money for the DLC that you're locking 100% behind. (Why is the Star Wars DLC the first to be $10?) The achievements ARE a satisfying part of the play experience and shouldn't be held behind a wall, and I say that as someone who did buy all of the packs for the first game. I expected a more unique direction with this one after the story of the first game and the wallace and gromit DLC, but none of it really feels as impactful. The cleaning is still good obviously but everything surrounding the cleaning feels half baked, especially the homebase / furniture system just feels like something that was thrown in. If you want more of the first game and don't care about completion, it's fine now, especially after the patches for the keybinds and other issues being fixed like the furniture system. But picking between 1 and 2, I'm not sure why you'd go with 2 outside of the menus just functioning far better. I still have to finish my 100% of base game so there's a slim chance this gets updated, but the DLC rollout being how it's been has very much so disappointed me, and I wanted to be loud about that.
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Every market we collect.
Latest in each market: best CA #78, worst UK #99 · 5 markets collected
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese +1 more
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Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
Hours played at review time, across 1.1K reviews with recorded playtime.
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Успел закрыть основную игру на платину но теперь хорошая оценка не доступна в вашем регионе.
Не вижу что-то DLC по Звездным войнам и Времени приключений. Не надо открывать доступ к игре в России, если не собираетесь продавать весь контент. Не надо создавать достижения, если не собираетесь давать доступ всем. В разработчиках я давно разочарован. Это даже не самый тупой ваш ход, но все равно не ждите уважения лишь за то, что саму игру позволили купить официально.
[h1][u]Aspects[/u][/h1] [b]Multiplayer - Relaxing - Sandbox - Funny[/b] [b][u]Rating:[/u] 5/10[/b] [b][u]Replay value:[/u] Yes[/b] [h1][u]Thoughts[/u][/h1] 1.) If you were a fan of the first game and simply want more maps to run through, I'd say go for it. 2.) If you're new to Powerwash, I'd just buy the first game. 3.) If you're expecting anything new or enticing in relation to their first game, unfortunately there's little to nothing. I adored the first game, and hearing there was a second game coming out had me excited and interested. I quickly came to the conclusion that this game was a cash grab, and quite honestly lazily made. [b]UI sucked[/b], navigating through the menu got annoying quickly. [b]Achievements were buggy[/b], I had to go back and complete parts of or the entirety of certain maps because the achievement didn't pop up when it should have. [b]Useless equipment[/b], they allow you to choose between a series of "Prime Vista" washers or "Urban X" washers (imo there was little to no noticeable difference until you got the trident nozzle for prime vista which is OP just like in the first game – and it just made the UI obnoxious with having to scroll down so much). Secondly, they had a new [b]surface washer[/b] that was completely useless. I did not use it once throughout the whole game. [b]Customization was awful[/b], they did not put any effort into making cool outfits – instead, we just got different colored gradients and 1 or 2 random designs. Additionally, the only customization you could do for your washers were for the most expensive ones that you weren't even using for maybe 70% of the game, and they just ended up being color swaps?? Why even have sections to customize the however many other washers if you never unlock a skin for them? [b]Home Base[/b] was a completely useless addition to the game. They basically just added a Sim's aspect for an area that you literally never need to go to, as you can play the entire game through the pop-up UI. [b]Story felt short/new equipment was almost never used[/b], I went through the entire career mode, caldera chronicles (which was literally 1 map LMAO), and Adventure time DLC in 30 hours, all the while hardly ever using the scissor lift and bosun chair. I'm probably missing a few things, but those felt like the biggest issues. The only things that were actually new about the game that carried any significance were visual indicators at the end of the level to show you where you need to finish - and the maps. If you're gonna make a second game and market it to be some new and enticing experience (to a decently large fanbase), you cannot just copy paste and add useless additions to call it a successful sequel. At the end of the day, I enjoyed the new maps and appreciate the opportunity to play and 100% the game, but I felt extremely let down by the idea of a "second game". Powerwash is Powerwash, it doesn't need a second game. The first game could've just had a major update instead. ---------------***1 month later update***--------------- The Star Wars DLC recently came out, and overall it was pretty enjoyable. One of the achievements was a little odd - the very first map requires you to clean a robot so that it begins walking around (you need it to move to a spot where you can stand on it and shoot something at the same time), but it stops walking at a point so if you didn't get the achievement before that, you have to restart the map. Additionally, they made this DLC $9.99 vs. the standard $6.99-7.99 (not a huge deal, but it's not like there was more content to constitute a few extra dollars.) Other than those two aspects, it was a good DLC. They chose iconic parts of the movies to clean, added iconic sound effects, and you actually get to utilize the scissor lift + bosun chair. As for what I previously mentioned in my review, nothing really changed. They added 1 more map to Caldera Chronicles which was a bowling alley (relatively short, but looked cool + had interactive bowling pin resets), and they actually ended up adding skins for the other powerwashers rather than just the most expensive ones - however - they're color swaps. Better yet, some are not even color swaps. One of the skins they added is quite literally the same thing, but they changed the grip of the powerwasher to a different color and that was it. Disappointing, but oh well. I'll update again in tandem with their updates.
i enjoy both the original power wash simulator and this sequel a lot! i'm currently working on going through and 100% completing a bunch of the games in my library, and i'm working on this game right now before going back and doing the first game. i have no issues with the game itself; i enjoy the graphics and the concept and the controls work well. my only issue is this: please stop making paid DLCs required for a player to 100% complete the game achievements. i don't like star wars or adventure time, so i don't want to waste money buying those dlc, but in order to get all achievements, i will need to buy those dlcs. it's frustrating because that's literally the only issue i have with the entire game. i get that it's a ploy to get people to spend more money, but i would rather have paid more for the base game and not have to buy those two dlcs to get all achievements then have to buy those dlcs for two franchises that i do not enjoy whatsoever.
Сама игра, геймплей понравились. Но продавать игру в моем регионе, но не продавать DLC это полный бред, неуважение и плевок в игроков. С таким отношением мне было бы проще приобрести игру в зеленом магазине, тем более там есть все DLC!
Спасибо, дополнения недоступны в моей стране, поэтому я купил их на торренте. Thanks, DLC not available in my country, so I got them from a torrent.
It could be just as good as the first if it werent for the constant hand holding through the game. It's already an easy and relaxing concept, but I get so annoyed and frustrated with all the tips and helpers it completely defeats the point of a 'relaxing' game. The auto flashing of unwashed objects towards the end of each mission is ridiculous - its a great option to have - if only it were on OPTION. Then every time I return to base theres a tip/info pop up that takes up so much of the left of my screen and stays there. Nothing I do will get rid of it. How much do you think I need to be reminded of how to place furniture??? I enjoyed the first game so much more.
Хорошая оценка недоступна в нашем регионе
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