
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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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 2025, 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:

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Its just more of the first game with 0 real improvements. The thing that annoys me the most thats carried over from the first game is that the bonus missions take away all your unlocked equipment and saddles you with garbage default stuff so there is no real fun in playing any of these missions. Formula is still good from the first game but hard to recommend a sequel that literally adds nothing and is just a cash grab like all the sponsered DLC.
Although this game is a chill, cozy time-waster simulator, it can be really annoying at times. Some spots only become visible and cleanable when lying prone, but then normal movement is impossible and you bump into everything. The controls are weird and annoying overall. Sometimes the character forgets how to walk or run and moves at a snail’s pace for no apparent reason. Clearing the last remaining dirt pieces at the end is even more annoying. The game gives a weak yellowish blink when you press Q to highlight them, but those dirty spots are often still impossible to see. Level design feels weird. It seems the developers hadn’t yet figured out what works and what doesn’t in this type of game - the demo levels are the ones that really shine, while the mansion and billboard stages in the full game disappoint. It does its one signature gimmick well, but it falls short technically in far too many other areas. Never buy it at full price. Wait for it to drop to around five dollars on sale, pick it up for a few nights of co-op with friends, and forget about it forever.
clean the dirt, clean your brain. Pet the car and feel a good (:
Relaxing and fun. Beats doing real housework.
this game is genuinely perfect for crazy people, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
I didn't think it was possible but they actually made the most satisfying game on Steam even more satisfying. If you loved the first one buying this is a complete no-brainer. The goodr. Flawless Co-op: Playing this with friends is peak gaming. It smoothly transitions from a chaotic soap-sud war to a highly coordinated, hyper-focused cleaning syndicate. The "Ding" is Still King: The sound design is a literal braingasm. That little ding when a section is perfectly clean still delivers a massive hit of dopamine straight to my brain. And It is pure Dopamine Watching a filthy grime-covered monster truck turn sparkling clean is incredibly therapeutic. The badr. My real-life driveway is still filthy because I’d rather clean a fictional cyberpunk noodle bar. You will lose track of time. Side effects include staring at your dirty kitchen sink with a sudden urge to buy an industrial-grade pressure washer. And that one missing 0.1% of dirt hiding on a random widget under a staircase will test your sanity (thankfully, the "show dirt" button exists). Final Verdict. 10/10. It’s relaxing, it’s therapeutic, and it’s the perfect game to put on in the background while listening to music or catching up with friends. DIRT NEVER STOOD A CHANCE.
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Amazing game! It was pretty fun, only issue I had that it gave me motion sickness so I had to refund the game. But none the less, the game was amazing and it was very relaxing. Ill still give it a 5/5 game, just my motion sickness doesnt work with this game. Not their fault, maybe need new glasses lol. A+++ none the less.
weil es spaß macht hier zu reinigen und in real life nicht
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese +1 more
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