PowerWash Simulator 2 is out with a Star Wars pack DLC released July 16, 2026, while developer FuturLab has canceled an unannounced project and lost seven staff. The studio says it is focusing on PowerWash Simulator 2 and continuing to prototype new games.
PowerWash Simulator 2 shipped with 38 jobs, a customizable home base, and co-op support: two-player split-screen and up to four-player online. FuturLab's current priority is the sequel, which it confirmed as its near-term focus after the studio's plans shifted in 2026.
The series' licensed expansion arrived as a Star Wars pack, announced for July 16 and released on that date in 2026. FuturLab produced the pack with Lucasfilm Games. It costs 1,100 yen and is available on Nintendo Switch 2, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Players act as a custom Class 5 labor droid named P0-W2, cleaning with a high-pressure washer and Star Wars-themed equipment. The six jobs are the Lars homestead, the Mos Eisley Cantina, the AT-AT "Blizzard 3," the bridge of an Executor-class Super Star Destroyer, the X-wing "Red 2," and the Millennium Falcon. Each restores a scene from the original trilogy, from clearing sand at the Tatooine homestead to polishing the cantina after the Han Solo and Greedo incident.
In September 2026, FuturLab canceled an unannounced project that had been in development for two to three years, and seven staff left the company. CEO Kirsty Rigden confirmed the cancellation, saying the project was in preproduction and its costs would exceed expected revenue. The cancellation reverses FuturLab's stated goal of not being a PowerWash-only studio, pulling the company back toward the series.
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Sep 15
FuturLab and Mattel announced the Barbie Pack for PowerWash Simulator 2 on September 15, with a trailer. The DLC adds five jobs based on Barbie playsets, including the Dream Camper and the Barbie Dreamhouse, plus Barbie-themed pressure washers and characters. It is scheduled for the second half of 2026 on Nintendo Switch 2, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, priced at 880 yen, or 890 yen on the Microsoft Store.
Sep 9
FuturLab, the developer behind PowerWash Simulator, has canceled an unannounced project that was in development for two to three years, and seven staff have left the company. CEO Kirsty Rigden confirmed the cancellation, saying the project was in preproduction and its costs would exceed expected revenue. The studio is now focusing on PowerWash Simulator 2 while continuing to prototype new games.
Jul 17
FuturLab released the Star Wars pack DLC for PowerWash Simulator 2 on July 16, 2026. The DLC, produced in collaboration with Lucasfilm Games, costs 1,100 yen and is available on Nintendo Switch 2, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Players take on the role of a custom Class 5 labor droid named P0-W2, using a high-pressure washer and Star Wars-themed equipment to clean locations and vehicles from the original trilogy. The six included jobs are the Lars homestead, the Mos Eisley Cantina, the AT-AT "Blizzard 3," the bridge of an Executor-class Super Star Destroyer, the X-wing starfighter "Red 2," and the Millennium Falcon. Each mission restores a scene from the films, such as cleaning sand from the Tatooine homestead or polishing the cantina after the Han Solo and Greedo incident. The base game, PowerWash Simulator 2, features 38 jobs, a customizable home base, and supports two-player split-screen and up to four-player online co-op.
Jun 8
FuturLab announced a Star Wars collaboration DLC for PowerWash Simulator 2, releasing July 16 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC. The pack costs 1,100 yen and includes six cleaning missions set in the original trilogy era, featuring locations like the Millennium Falcon and Mos Eisley Cantina. Players control a new labor droid, P0-W2.