Powerwash Simulator Gets Community Requested Levels

I absolutely love Powerwash Simulator. It is relaxing, it is satisfying, and it is a blast to play. The developers at FuturLab have a nice surprise for the community to celebrate a year of Early Access. Powerwash Simulator’s 0.9 update has added 3 new jobs, all requested by the community.

Here is what the press release has to say about this update. “POWERWASH SIMULATOR lets players wash away their worries with the soothing sounds of high-pressure water. Players can build their very own power washing business and blast away every speck of dirt and grime that they can find. POWERWASH SIMULATOR focuses on player relaxation and escapism with a unique take on the simulation genre.

To mark the first anniversary of the game’s release into Steam Early Access, FuturLab has released a selection of community map requests to mark the occasion. Throughout the last 12 months, POWERWASH SIMULATOR has had nine updates and added over 25 new jobs and 2 new game modes; the community has grown to hundreds of thousands and garnered over 18,000 overwhelmingly positive reviews.

The new community maps feature a fabulous Gnome Fountain, a sensational Steam Locomotive, and a magical Mini-Golf Course. All three of these Special Jobs were proposed, selected, and voted for on Discord by the PowerWash community from hundreds of suggestions.”

James Marsden (not the actor) Co-CEO of FuturLab commented on this, stating: “We always knew that community would be a huge part of this game’s development, and it was important to us that we engaged with players to gather feedback and ideas to shape the game’s future. That’s why we are particularly excited that this update has key community-driven improvements and three original levels suggested by and voted for by our players. One year on this game is still exceeding our expectations, and we can’t wait to show you what’s next.”

To check out the full list of changes from the developer log, you can check out the steam update here. I’m very excited to see what comes next for Powerwash Simulator, and I love that the dev team is involving the community.