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3.82 from 354 ratings
1436 members have it in their collection · 106 playing now · 339 backlogged · 81 wish listed
How long? Main story 39h · 100% 92h (from 14 logged playthroughs)
Status Roach Apr 17, 2026
Dev Post: Tomb Raider and Midgar Special Packs are Leaving PowerWash Simulator
The Tomb Raider and Midgar DLC packs will be removed at 3PM BST on May 19, 2026. They are free so download them before they are removed from storefronts.
Status ClaireValle Oct 7, 2025
I'm begging all indie developers please stop announcing your game's release date two weeks before they launch I'm so tired.
Status guitarwolf5 Jan 31, 2024
Putting this one on hiatus because of how long it takes plus its better with friends. Will wait later for a friend to play with.
Status mrmiffmiff Jan 10, 2023
Fun, but so many bugs, I just can't bring myself to play it when progress is lost and the dirt highlighting doesn't work.
Status Please...callmeYork Aug 19, 2022
First level: wash a van.
Second level: powerwash an entire backyard with pond, shed, walls etc.
Fuck this dumb, beautiful game that I will definitely keep playing.
Status ClaireValle Jul 18, 2022
What's up with this game having the weirdest and funniest lore out of every game ever tho
Status SIGINT Jul 16, 2022
Sports and racing games go to great lengths to simulate dozens if not hundreds of details of their real-life counterparts, but one thing they do differently by default is significantly abbreviating the length of the real events. Pacing is important even in a game that’s not telling a written story, and that is an area where PowerWash Simulator quickly wears …
Read moreSports and racing games go to great lengths to simulate dozens if not hundreds of details of their real-life counterparts, but one thing they do differently by default is significantly abbreviating the length of the real events. Pacing is important even in a game that’s not telling a written story, and that is an area where PowerWash Simulator quickly wears out its welcome. The game is all about details and methodical play, which it handles well from a gameplay perspective. The first level it pops you into after the tutorial is fun, but it is so long that I went from having fun to totally sick of it. It’s not just the gimmick running thin, I mean I wouldn’t want to be put right into an hour-long race in Forza either. I think a better version of this game could exist that shows a bit more restraint and allows more moments of “Okay I’m done, let’s move on” instead of “Okay I’m 23% done now”.
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