One of the more surprising success stories in gaming over the last few years has been the PowerWash Simulator series, which has somehow turned the simple act of cleaning dirt into one of the most satisfying gameplay loops around. Though, to be fair, PowerWash Simulator 2 has been a bit light on DLC packs compared to the first game, with only Adventure Time seeing a pack since launch. That is until now, as the developers have headed to a galaxy far, far away with PowerWash Simulator 2 – Star Wars Pack.
Here you’re tasked with scrubbing some of the most iconic machinery and locations from across the Star Wars universe. Armed with a specially themed power washer, your mission is to scrub away sand, scorch marks, oil leaks and years of galactic grime from legendary pieces of Star Wars history.
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The pack features six jobs: clean Lars’ Homestead, Mos Eisley Cantina, an AT-AT, the Executor Super Star Destroyer Bridge, Red 2 X-Wing Fighter and the iconic Millennium Falcon.
Things start out with the smaller jobs being quick and relaxing, while the larger craft can easily keep you occupied for hours as you hunt down every last hidden speck of dirt.
Cleaning Roster
The biggest draw is seeing these famous vehicles and locations at full scale. PowerWash Simulator has always excelled at making you appreciate details you would normally overlook, and the Star Wars pack is no exception.
Every panel, engine component and weathered surface has been recreated with care, making each job feel authentic while remaining enjoyable to clean.
Star Wars Look and Grime
Visually, FuturLab has done another excellent job with PowerWash Simulator 2 – Star Wars Pack. The themed equipment, familiar sound effects and faithful recreations all capture the feel of Star Wars without losing the relaxing atmosphere that makes PowerWash Simulator 2 so enjoyable.
PowerWash Simulator 2 – Star Wars Pack is another excellent collaboration that feels like a natural fit for the game. While some may find six jobs a little light for the asking price of £7.99/€9.99, fans of both franchises will likely get plenty of enjoyment from seeing very familiar things in a most unusual way.
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