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PowerWash Simulator 2

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92%Game Brain Score
story, gameplay
stability, optimization
92% User Score Based on 6,169 reviews

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PowerWash Simulator 2 is a single player and multiplayer casual simulation game. It was developed by FuturLab and was released on October 23, 2025. It received very positive reviews from players.

PowerWash Simulator 2 offers a relaxing and satisfying experience as you blast away dirt and grime across diverse new locations like Muckingham, Sponge Valley, and Lubri City. Explore multi-stage jobs and uncover mysteries while restoring environments to sparkling condition. Team up with friends or enjoy solo adventures, including special themed packs like Adventure Time.

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92%
Audience ScoreBased on 6,169 reviews
story144 positive mentions
stability156 negative mentions

  • PowerWash Simulator 2 improves upon the original with better graphics, new tools, and a more satisfying soap mechanic.
  • The game offers a relaxing experience, perfect for unwinding after a long day, and is enjoyable both solo and in multiplayer.
  • The addition of a home base for customization and the ability to pet cats adds a charming touch to the gameplay.
  • The game suffers from bugs, particularly in multiplayer, where players can get stuck with items and experience connection issues.
  • There is no option for key rebinding, which can be frustrating for players used to customizing controls.
  • The story progression feels rushed, and important text messages cannot be revisited after they disappear during gameplay.
  • story
    555 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story in "PowerWash Simulator 2" serves as a quirky continuation of the first game, featuring humorous and engaging dialogue delivered through text messages during missions. While many players appreciate the lighthearted narrative and character interactions, some criticize the pacing and accessibility, noting that important story elements can be easily missed and are not revisit-able. Overall, the story adds a fun layer to the gameplay, but it may not be the primary draw for players who are more focused on the cleaning mechanics.

    • “The story is wonderful, and I appreciate that it's actually a continuation of the previous game.”
    • “The story elements that get sprinkled in between build up on the events of the first part, so you should play that one beforehand if you really want to know what is happening in between.”
    • “The ending of the story mode is unexpectedly very sweet, and the story itself follows very naturally from where the first game left off; the writing is just as good, if not better, than the first game's already high standard.”
    • “While nobody really plays this game for the story, the plot does seem a tad rushed towards the end.”
    • “The story only comes together in the last few levels, which is a huge disappointment compared to the first.”
    • “The way that text messages (the only way the story is conveyed) are formatted in this game makes them super easy to miss.”
  • gameplay
    444 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay of Powerwash Simulator 2 retains the satisfying and meditative experience of its predecessor while introducing several quality-of-life improvements and new mechanics, particularly the revamped soap system, which enhances the cleaning process. While some players appreciate the added variety in tools and environments, others note persistent bugs and technical issues that can disrupt the experience. Overall, the game is seen as a solid continuation of the original, offering a relaxing gameplay loop with enough new features to keep it engaging.

    • “If you are someone who will love a chill game that has so many customization options as well as fun gameplay, this game is for you.”
    • “The game retains the satisfying, addictive gameplay loop that made the first game so popular.”
    • “The expanded toolset, smarter soap systems, and new mechanics like foam cleaners and abseiling make every job feel fresh and rewarding; what really stands out is how Powerwash Simulator 2 balances calm, meditative gameplay with just enough challenge to keep you hooked.”
    • “Crashing after every 10 or so minutes of gameplay.”
    • “Actually a frustrating experience, which is very rare for how simple the gameplay seems versus the challenges this multiplayer brings.”
    • “Dirt doesn’t always register as cleaned, objectives sometimes fail to complete, and occasional glitches break the flow of gameplay.”
  • graphics
    182 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics in Powerwash Simulator 2 have received widespread praise for their significant improvements over the original, featuring sharper visuals, enhanced dirt and water effects, and a more polished art style. Many players appreciate the colorful, cartoonish aesthetic, which adds to the game's relaxing atmosphere, although some have noted minor graphical glitches and performance issues. Overall, the upgraded visuals contribute to a more satisfying cleaning experience, making the game visually appealing while maintaining the charm of its predecessor.

    • “The graphics are beautiful, even as a small power-washing game.”
    • “The upgraded visuals, smoother water physics, and more detailed grime patterns make every clean feel incredibly rewarding.”
    • “The visuals are polished, the new equipment feels great to use, and each cleaning job is more enjoyable than the last.”
    • “They took Powerwash Simulator, removed the ability to rebind keys and made performance worse without improving the graphics.”
    • “The graphics don't feel changed at all, even maxed out.”
    • “I honestly feel like they focused too much on the visuals and not enough on the rest of the game.”
  • stability
    171 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's stability has been widely criticized, with many players reporting numerous bugs and glitches that affect gameplay, particularly in multiplayer modes. Issues include equipment malfunctions, objectives failing to register, and frequent freezes, leading some to feel the game was released in a beta state. While some players still find enjoyment in the game despite these problems, the overall consensus is that significant improvements are needed to enhance stability and user experience.

    • “It still looks really good even with turning some of these settings down, and runs great.”
    • “Runs great on the Steam Deck, making it a great sit back and relax game.”
    • “Overall, I'm enjoying it and it's been pretty bug-free for me.”
    • “The cleaning recap freezes and sometimes shows dirt where it's supposed to be cleaned. Equipment bugging out, gun loadouts resetting back to default for no reason every time you enter a mission. My biggest complaint is it feels way too buggy to be a released game; it feels like a beta.”
    • “This game is an absolute buggy mess. If I wanted buggy games, I'd go play something from Bethesda.”
    • “The multiplayer is very buggy with it taking maybe 15 minutes of attempts before multiplayer lobbies actually work, and there are many ways to be softlocked during multiplayer.”
  • optimization
    66 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's optimization has received mixed reviews, with many players reporting significant performance issues, including stuttering, freezing, and crashes, particularly in multiplayer modes. While some users with high-end hardware experienced stable performance, others noted that the game runs poorly compared to its predecessor, leading to frustration over its optimization and overall functionality. Overall, there is a consensus that the game requires substantial optimization improvements to enhance the player experience.

    • “Works really well even on older laptops, with only some small hiccups in performance even when everything has been turned to its lowest setting possible.”
    • “Performance is excellent, and I do love the newer additions like a home base with things to buy, and the new accessories for cleaning.”
    • “The game has everything I loved about the original, now with better writing and more engaging jobs, a litany of convenience features, better UI, finer controls, more pleasant visuals, even better performance, etc.”
    • “They took Powerwash Simulator, removed the ability to rebind keys, and made performance worse without improving the graphics.”
    • “The game is filled with bugs, it's optimized really poorly; the 'multi' in multiplayer stands for 'multiplying the issues' (seriously, you can tank the other players' FPS by like 40-50 just by quickly swapping nozzles).”
    • “Unfortunately, as good as the game looks, the poor optimization and constant multiplayer issues/bugs hold it back from being a good game.”
  • music
    59 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music aspect of the game is highly praised for its compatibility with personal playlists, podcasts, and audiobooks, making it an ideal choice for players seeking a relaxing experience. Many users appreciate the absence of an official soundtrack, allowing them to enjoy their own music while engaging in the satisfying gameplay of power washing. Overall, the game is seen as a perfect backdrop for unwinding and enjoying audio content, enhancing the overall chill vibe.

    • “This game is perfect for listening to a podcast, an audiobook, or some music.”
    • “A brilliant, relaxing game that is great for playing while listening to a podcast or music.”
    • “Just turn on your own music, load it up and start cleaning away!”
    • “The lack of an official soundtrack makes it so you listen to your own tunes while washing, and the sheer satisfaction of completing these levels is unbeatable.”
    • “Worth it, though I still wish for there to be music to listen to while you work in-game.”
    • “[audio] - the game could really benefit from more music or even an in-game radio.”
  • humor
    58 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is generally well-received, with players appreciating its lighthearted and quirky storytelling, as well as the amusing animations and interactions throughout gameplay. While some feel that the humor isn't as strong as in the previous installment, many still find it charming and funny, particularly in the context of the absurd scenarios presented. Overall, the game successfully combines relaxation with humor, making it enjoyable for casual play.

    • “Highly recommend it, especially if you just want to sit, relax, and shower with the satisfaction of power washing all that dirt out, while following a very funny story.”
    • “The story is still engaging with some pretty funny moments, cats in every level - what more could you ask for?”
    • “The lore is absolutely hilarious and I just love everything about this game.”
  • grinding
    50 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Overall, players find the grinding aspect of the game to be a mixed experience. While some appreciate the improvements that make cleaning less tedious compared to previous titles, others still feel that certain jobs can become repetitive and cumbersome, especially in larger levels or when using specific mechanics. The addition of features like soap and better highlighting of uncleaned areas helps alleviate some of the grind, but the game may still feel tedious for those who prefer more dynamic gameplay.

    • “This game isn't for everyone as it can seem boring or tedious.”
    • “My final gripe is that with the addition of 4 player multiplayer a lot of the levels seem to be balanced for 4 players making them just too large and tedious for a single player experience.”
    • “They've also taken the 'satisfaction' out of the game, and just made it all tedious.”
  • emotional
    26 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The emotional aspect of the game is highlighted by its wholesome and relaxing nature, with many players expressing feelings of satisfaction and nostalgia, often leading to tears during poignant moments, such as the ending cutscenes. The game successfully combines calming gameplay with unexpectedly touching storytelling, making it a therapeutic escape for those seeking emotional relief from their daily lives. Overall, it resonates deeply with players, offering a heartfelt experience that balances humor and sentimentality.

    • “I cried when I 100%'d it.”
    • “I loved how the cats followed us to every job, and the ending cutscene honestly made me a little emotional; it was just so beautiful.”
    • “Got kind of emotional in the final cutscene with the cats and fireworks, not gonna lie <3 well done devs.”
  • replayability
    13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Overall, the game offers significant replayability, particularly when played with friends, enhancing the enjoyment of its well-designed levels. While some players feel that certain mechanics, like early access to powerful attachments, can diminish the campaign's replay value, many appreciate the variety of customization options and the potential for fun, casual play. Despite mixed opinions on the campaign's length and commitment, the game is generally regarded as a worthwhile investment for its replayable content.

    • “The levels are very good in my opinion, and playing them with more players opens up for lots of replayability!”
    • “There's roughly 40 or so hours of gameplay in this game and with replayability when you just need to take your mind off something, 25€ is more than worth it.”
    • “I think it takes every element of the first and refines it, and the new alternate power washer and cleaning tools like the abseil help to offer even more variation and replayability.”
    • “This here really kills the replayability of the campaign.”
    • “Not nearly as long as the first one even without the DLC, and getting the best attachments before even beating the main game kind of kills the enjoyment of getting the most broken way of cleaning and ruins the replayability of the game since for at least half of the game I had the triple nozzle.”
    • “Not a super big deal, as we all know this has big replayable value, but yeah.”
  • monetization
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The monetization aspect of the game has received mixed reviews, with some players feeling it resembles a cash grab despite being a paid release, while others appreciate the absence of microtransactions and hope for quality DLC similar to the first game. However, concerns have been raised about the game's multiplayer functionality not working as advertised, which detracts from the overall experience.

    • “No microtransactions, no political stuff to fall out over.”
    • “With future updates, I hope the developers lean into more of the same DLC as the first game, and show the AAA industry how to do DLC correctly, without tons of microtransactions and pointless skins.”
    • “For a paid release, it feels like a cash grab with a pressure washer attached.”
    • “To release a game advertising multiplayer and then release it not working is wild.”
    • “Sad to see that it hasn't been fixed, especially with the cooperative emphasis in the advertising.”
  • atmosphere
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's atmosphere is praised for its calming and relaxing qualities, making it enjoyable for solo play, while also being suitable for listening to music or podcasts. Players recommend it for both cooperative and solo experiences.

    • “I played with friends for the first couple of missions, and I highly recommend it, but there is a very calming and relaxing atmosphere to playing the game solo.”
    • “The atmosphere is perfect for listening to music or podcasts while you play.”
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46h Median play time
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PowerWash Simulator 2 is a casual simulation game.

PowerWash Simulator 2 is available on Xbox Series X|S, PC, PlayStation 5, Steam Deck and others.

On average players spend around 101 hours playing PowerWash Simulator 2.

PowerWash Simulator 2 was released on October 23, 2025.

PowerWash Simulator 2 was developed by FuturLab.

PowerWash Simulator 2 has received very positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its stability.

PowerWash Simulator 2 is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.

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