PowerWash Simulator 2 Gets Star Wars DLC and Free Bowling Alley Level in Update 1.3
A paid Star Wars content pack and a free Caldera Chronicles stage headline the game's most substantial update yet.
What changed
Update 1.3 for PowerWash Simulator 2 arrives with a paid Star Wars pack and a slate of bug fixes, alongside one free level added for all players.
Star Wars Pack (9.99 USD / 9.99 EUR / 7.99 GBP / 1,100 JPY) includes:
- Six new levels set in Star Wars locations, including Tatooine and Hoth
- A new story narrative featuring messages from Han Solo, Luke Skywalker, Owen Lars, and others
- 10 new achievements and trophies
- A Star Wars P0-W2 Droid outfit
- Star Wars-themed navigation equipment: scissor lifts, scaffolding, and abseiling rigs
- New interactables: EG-6 Power Droid and R2-A3
Free addition: The Caldera Chronicles Bowling Alley level in Pin City is available to all players at no cost.
Also new: A message archive has been added so in-game messages from townsfolk are no longer missable, and the dynamic news carousel has been updated.
Bug fixes address several notable issues:
- "Clean Last/First" achievements failing to unlock when a player exits mid-level
- Clipping when placing rugs with furniture
- Slippery washed furniture
- Money not refunding correctly when selling washer attachments in bulk
- Dirt furniture spawning bugs in the Home Base
- Record Player dirt adjusted to be easier to clean
Multiplayer and split-screen UI received multiple updates, Xbox controllers saw stick drift fixes for Xbox 360 and Xbox One pads, and Nintendo Switch 2 players can now see live News Article updates on the Home Page.
Between a free level and a crossover pack with genuine story content, Update 1.3 gives both casual and dedicated players a concrete reason to return to the hose.
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