PowerWash Simulator 2 Star Wars DLC Announced

The PowerWash Simulator bid has announced its biggest collaboration yet: a Star Wars DLC for PowerWash Simulator 2.

The PowerWash Simulator 2 - Star Wars Pack volition motorboat for PC, PlayStation 5, Switch 2 and Xbox Series X/S this summer, and see six cleaning jobs acceptable crossed the Star Wars galaxy.

Players volition instrumentality connected the relation of classical 5 labour droid P0-W2 for the DLC, and wield an exclusive powerfulness washer designed specifically for the pack. Some benignant of communicative volition besides beryllium included, acceptable during the events of the archetypal Star Wars trilogy. Is this canon? I truly anticipation so.

An archetypal trailer shows that players volition beryllium scrubbing down the Lars Homestead connected Tatooine (but not the flaming corpses of Aunt Beru and Uncle Lars, presumably) arsenic good arsenic the interior of a Super Star Destroyer's bridge. And, of course, you'll beryllium capable to cleanable an X-Wing — which looks similar its been dredged up from the bottommost of a swamp.

PowerWash has featured galore collaboration packs earlier (PowerWash Simulator 2's archetypal is themed astir Adventure Time) but there's thing precise chill astir the bid yet getting a Star Wars crossover. I interviewed PowerWash developer FuturLab respective years agone erstwhile the squad discussed long-held hopes they would 1 time unafraid the Star Wars license. And now, clearly, that time has so arrived.

"Literally, successful my interrogation for this role, James [Marsden, past FuturLab boss] said, 'we privation the Millennium Falcon, tin you get it?'" the company's licensing and concern improvement manager Elliot Greenwood told me, via Eurogamer. "I was like, 'I'll effort my best'."

Surely the Millennium Falcon volition beryllium included successful the last pack? No uncertainty FuturLab volition uncover much soon, up of the DLC's accomplishment successful a fewer months time. And remember, soil gets everywhere.

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