02.11.2026, 15:05
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PowerWash Simulator 2 DLC ‘Barbie Pack’ launches December 3
{"en":"Developer FuturLab has announced that the Barbie-themed DLC for PowerWash Simulator 2 will launch on December 3.
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better than playing other lame and dumb games with my lame and dumb friends who don't want to play powerwash with me
Generally, PWS2 is solid. The innovations added to gameplay and the overall cleaning loop are immaculate, and I feel encouraged to use the entire spectrum of equipment I'm granted as opposed to just climbing the walls like a powerwashing chimpanzee. I will go over the good and the bad - as good as this game is, there is some things I've noticed that need fixing. THE GOOD - Graphical fidelity. Dirt looks muckier than ever, and washing it off looks refreshing, satisfying, and leaves a shine on the proper surfacing, while leaving bright, saturated colors on things that don't shine as much. Cleaning cars is utterly beautiful; the metallic paint on the Car & Trailer makes me cream. - New equipment. Oh, hell, this is a livesaver. Scaffolding has a quick top-ladder, the scissor lift is a far better alternative to just jumping and spamming the long nozzle in the first game, and the Swirlforce
I am autistic. I have not played any other games since I started playing this one, and now that I have played it in its entirety, I am left with an empty void in my soul. My dear neurodivergents, please proceed with caution
Overall I'm enjoying it and it's been pretty bug free for me. However I have some complaints. 1. The menu is AWFUL. It's awkward to navigate and feels overly complicated. Why not have a menu more similar to PW1? 2. The menu to switch equipment is also bad and hard to understand. Why cant I just press E to see what equipment I have equipped?
Key binding is finally in, game is great so far. Multiplayer is much more stable than the first game Key rebinding is a basic feature that was included in the first game, but not this one for some reason. I know people left feedback about this feature when the demo released, so it is disappointing to see the full game released without it.
I CAN'T STOP CLEANING. I WANT EVERYTHING TO BE CLEAN. PSHHHH PSHHHH PSHHHH. IT'S JUST LIKE THE FIRST ONE. IT'S SATISFYING. CLEAN. CLEAN. CLEAN. PSHHHH PSHHHH PSHHHH. PSHHHH. DOPE CLEANING AGAIN AND AGAIN.
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