PowerWash Simulator – Soon, things will get really clean!

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Finally! FutureLab and Square Enix are bringing the popular Power Wash Simulator It will be released this January on PlayStation, Xbox and Switch, after already becoming a megahit on PC.

Want to relax and go a little crazy while doing something meaningful? That's possible with Power Wash Simulator It's possible! Here, you use a pressure washer to clean all sorts of things as efficiently as possible, aiming to become the city's top cleaner. You open your own pressure washer business, unlock new tools, upgrades, and more, and go home at the end of the day with a very satisfying feeling.

Graffiti, dirt, moss, or mold – nothing can escape a well-adjusted cleaner, nozzles, or chemical soap. There's no right or wrong, no time pressure, and no end result, just you and your "weapon" in hand.

“There’s truly nothing more satisfying than blowing away the grime to reveal the unique environments in PowerWash Simulator. We look forward to adding even more content to the game in the future,” said James Marsden, founder and co-CEO of FuturLab.

In addition to a career mode, Power Wash Simulator It can be played with up to four players who compete for the cleanest surfaces. The main focus is on fun and personal enjoyment.

Power Wash Simulator Released on January 30, 2023.

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