Powerwash Simulator 2: Star Wars Pack
Critic Reviews for Powerwash Simulator 2: Star Wars Pack
So, in conclusion, Powerwash Simulator 2: Star Wars DLC is a great little pack that’s a delight for fans of the Star Wars Universe and the Powerwash Simulator games.
PowerWash Simulator 2 – Star Wars is a bloody brilliant addition that absolutely nails the vibe of the classic movies, all whilst fitting in perfectly with the gameplay loop of the core power washing experience. If you’re a Star Wars fan, you ABSOLUTELY need to play this… and if you’re not? Play it anyway – it’s not often that crossover packs deliver an experience this damn good.
These two packs are a study in how much a single level can matter. The Star Wars Pack is six good jobs and a Positive rating. The Adventure Time Pack is four good jobs, one terrible one, and a Mixed rating. The content quality gap between them is much smaller than those ratings suggest — but the Tree House exterior is bad enough that people finish the pack annoyed rather than satisfied, and that’s what ends up in the review box. Star Wars Pack — buy it. At $9.99 it’s the strongest thing FuturLab has made in this franchise, it’s forgiving enough to stay relaxing, and the Original Trilogy locations are lovingly done. Multiple players recommend it even to non-Star-Wars fans, and that’s the right call. The missing music is a genuine shame and the textures on the vehicles could be better, but neither undermines the pack. Adventure Time Pack — wait for a sale. If you love Adventure Time or you want the visual change of pace, it’s genuinely worth having around $6. The first four jobs are fine and the art style is a real palate cleanser. Just know the last one is a grind, and if you’re playing solo, budget your patience accordingly. It’s currently 15% off, which is close to the price this should be. And FuturLab — the community is asking for music, Speedrun and Water Limit modes back from PowerWash 1, and a fix for that achievement. Also several people would like a Star Trek pack, and honestly, they’ve earned the right to ask.
