PowerWash Simulator 2 is now available on PC and consoles, and just like the original, it’s a relaxing and highly entertaining simulator with plenty to clean. It runs on Unity, and the PC version performs quite well overall, despite a few occasional bugs that can get in the way.

Although the game supports cloud saves, if you’re looking for your local progress data, here is the save file location for PowerWash Simulator 2.

PowerWash Simulator 2 is available now on PC and console and is part of the Xbox Game Pass catalog. However, it’s currently bugged on PC, and if you can’t see it available for download as part of the subscription, you’re not alone.

Until the teams sort this out, you can start playing PowerWash Simulator 2 if you’re an Xbox Game Pass subscriber, through a quick workaround.

PowerWash Simulator 2 is a joy to play, whether you prefer playing with keyboard and mouse, or want to have laid laid-back experience on a controller. On PC, you can enjoy both input types, and the game has native support for multiple controller types.

If you need a reference for its modern and classic control schemes, here are the complete controls for PowerWash Simulator 2, whether you’re playing with a mouse and keyboard or an Xbox or PlayStation controller.

PowerWash Simulator 2 improves upon several aspects of the original game with new quality of life features, washing tools, lifts, and a revamp of certain systems. One of these revamped systems is how Soap works in the sequel,l offering far more practical utility in the process. 

Here is a breakdown of the Soap system and its dedicated nozzle in PowerWash Simulator 2. 

PowerWash Simulator 2 is now out on PC and consoles, and like the original, it is an absorbing and relaxing simulation experience that celebrates the act of cleaning with pressurized water. With an abundance of content, there are also fun achievements to unlock that reward the extra effort.

Here is how you can unlock each achievement in PowerWash Simulator 2 and get 100 percent.

The original PowerWash Simulator was one of my favorite releases of 2022, and it offered an experience so approachable, accessible, and endlessly calming that I had no hesitation putting nearly 50 hours into it. If the developers simply released more of the same with the sequel, I would’ve happily paid for it, but turns out they did a bit more than that. 

PowerWash Simulator 2 is the follow-up to the cleansing experience, with plenty of familiar systems and some new tricks up its sleeves. Here’s what I think. 

PowerWash Simulator 2 takes the act of powerwashing quite seriously. Each Washer is dynamically customizable with a variety of nozzles and extensions that you can purchase throughout the game for maximum coverage and situational use. With so much variety, it can be a bit daunting to make the right nozzle choice.

Here are the best nozzles for each washer in PowerWash Simulator 2, so you can prioritize those and save your money.