PowerWash Simulator 2 - STAR WARS Pack

Managed to play through all the maps. It’s a decent bit bigger than the Adventure Time Pack whether that’s the reason for the increased price or licensing fees being possibly more expensive for the ip. It’s worth the $10.

Excellent DLC. Probably the best Powerwash DLC in my opinion, equal to Shrek, Wallace & Gromit and Alice in Wonderland from the first game. 6 jobs, all lengthy enough to be worth your time but not too fiddly. The AT-AT's legs and underside are a little tricky and a few areas of the Millenium Falcon need some patience but that's about all. Runs well, looks great, tons of detail and easter eggs, really captures the Star Wars feel. If you enjoyed the base game and want more, this is a fantastic purchase. Highly recommended.

The levels are beautifully designed and very detailed. But the details are often detrimental rather than adding to the experience. The verticality of the AT-AT is entirely frustrating rather than fun. All the surfaces you're cleaning are completely devoid of color and just different shades of grey and brown. One of the most satisfying parts of PWS is turning a dirt-covered area into something bright, sparkling, and colorful. You will get none of that here. A dark brown cantina turns into a slightly less dark brown cantina. Everything else turns from dark grey into slightly less dark grey. There are plenty of colorful sites to choose from in the Star Wars universe, so the choices here are completely baffling to me. The free levels are, as always, consistently much better and more fun than anything they've released as DLC, which consistently misses the mark. It's a shame.

I don't often leave reviews...but here I am. This is probably an unpopular opinion, but I am really disappointed that for the final two maps, we are stuck in a locked off hangar with invisible walls to clean two vehicles with unlimited greebles based on a DLC for THE Star Wars, one of the most expansive universes out there with so many untouched ecosystems and potential maps. They reeled me in with Luke's home on Tatooine and the Mos Eisley cantina, but after those two it just completely falls flat and feels like a cash grab. Harkens back to the Warhammer DLC in the first Power Wash game. Just feeling overall let down given one of my favorite sci-fi fantasy settings in one of my favorite games.

I actually thoroughly enjoyed this DLC a lot. I've seen a lot of people say they weren't satisfied and it felt like it lacked but I didn't feel that way at all. I took my time, enjoyed it for what it was and highly recommend it. The Millennium Falcon as well was great, took my time to enjoy it, felt it was very satisfying and just made sure to do a deep clean on parts making sure each section was done before going to the next and not rush it, truly a 10/10 for me.

brought more joy and wonder than jj abrams could ever hope to do

Overall, the DLC is okay. There are lots of BIG things to wash, an interesting theme, and plenty of well-known locations. That said, I’m a little disappointed by the lack of interactive elements and secrets, to be honest

As a big Star Wars fan this was quite fun, but for the price increase from previous DLCs I expected more than 6 jobs, and cover more than just the original trilogy. Would've been so cool to see more of the death star, Endor the jedi temple, Naboo, or mustafar. The popular places in SW. I cleared all 6 maps in about 6 to 7 hours I would say its worth the purchase if you are a star wars fan, but if you're not, I would wait for a discount.