PowerWash Simulator is having a blast in celebration of its second anniversary as developer FuturLab has released a fresh free content update containing two new mucky maps.
Titled 'Muckingham Files 3', this update includes an all-new aquarium environment and a submarine, both of which were voted for by the PowerWash Simulator community. You'll be hosing down the exhibits, getting rid of dirt in every nook and cranny (or should that be hook and clam-my?) and hearing plenty of that satisfying 'ding' when your task is suitably spotless.
The 'Muckingham Files 3' free content update is available on Switch right now. Simply check that your game is updated to the most recent version (press '-' while the game is highlighted on your Switch home screen and navigate to 'Via the Internet' in the Software Update section) and get cleaning!
Since its launch two years ago, PowerWash Simulator has pulled in some impressive names for DLC collaborations, releasing packs in conjunction with SpongeBob SquarePants, Back to the Future, Final Fantasy and more. Heck, it even got a glowing endorsement from Masahiro Sakurai recently.
Will you be taking this free content update for a spin? Let us know in the comments.
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Zen: The Game
I can’t be the only one who’s life is an overall mess, yet my Powerwash Simulator world is spotless [sigh]
@CRB1984 You are not alone!
My wife is always confused when I spend so much time pretending to clean stuff when there is actual stuff to clean.....
@Johnno137426 The struggle is very real.
The game is total zen. It's hard to describe. It askes little, but returns so much. And, there's no penalty or sense of urgency unless you bring it with you.
It's only been two years since this game released!? Why do I feel like it's been out for like five years?
I haven't taken the plunge yet, but if it reaches 50% off, I'll finally give it. I want it bad, but I know it'll be worth the wait.
@MeloMan - They need to release an Ultimate GOTY Edition that comes with a real power washer!
PowerWash Simulator reminds me of Super Mario Sunshine.
I love this game. 800+ hours into it, and I still play every day. It's perfect for pairing with a good podcast/audiobook/background video.
I would highly recommend this game to anyone with even the slightest interest. This is one of those games that tends to surprise people. I've read posts from many who tried the game as a gimmick, only to find themselves unable to stop playing. Good stuff.
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