PowerWash Simulator 2’s Star Wars Pack hands you a bespoke water blaster and six original-trilogy jobs to scrub, from the Lars Homestead on Tatooine to the underside of the Millennium Falcon after the Battle of Endor. It’s a paid add-on for the base game, built with Lucasfilm Games, and you play as a purpose-made cleaning droid rather than the usual silent human contractor.
Quick answer: The Star Wars Pack costs $9.99 (£7.99), released July 16, 2026, and requires the base game PowerWash Simulator 2 on Steam, Epic, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, or PC. Buy it from the Star Wars Pack page on Steam or your platform’s store.
All six Star Wars Pack levels
The pack adds six new jobs, split as two per film across the original trilogy. Each level centers on a single iconic location or vehicle rendered in the series’ close-up, grime-covered detail, with living backdrops such as Imperial fleets and rebel ships passing outside the windows.
| Job | Setting |
|---|---|
| Lars’ Homestead | Tatooine moisture farm from A New Hope |
| Mos Eisley Cantina | Tatooine, after Han’s encounter with Greedo |
| Blizzard 3 AT-AT | Hoth, in the aftermath of the battle |
| Red 2 X-wing Fighter | Prepped for the assault on the second Death Star |
| Executor Super Star Destroyer Bridge | The Imperial flagship’s command deck |
| Millennium Falcon | Cleaned up after the Battle of Endor |
The AT-AT stands out for its sheer scale. To reach every panel you move platforms, place ladders, and abseil along the side of the walker, cleaning the drivetrain and underside that no other Star Wars media has let you inspect this closely.
Who you play and what you clean with
Instead of the faceless contractor from the main game, you control P0-W2, a Class Five cleaning droid made specifically for this expansion. It appears as a silver, orange-suited droid with the worn, retro-future look that fits the Star Wars universe.
You get two reskinned tools to work with. The Po-W2 Washer is the Prime Vista washer, and the Po-W2 Surface Cleaner is the Surf Ace Floor Washer, both given a scrappy tech makeover. Pulling the trigger produces muted blaster sound effects, and the floor cleaner adds a hover effect while you work.
Alongside the tools, the pack includes cosmetic skins for P0-W2 and your cleaning gear, plus ten new achievements and trophies to earn across the six jobs.
The story and Star Wars details
The campaign runs through the events of A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back, and Return of the Jedi. Your ordinary assignment turns into being commandeered for the Empire’s dirty work before you help clear the way for the Rebel Alliance. The tone stays light, framing P0-W2 as a neutral droid caught between the two factions.
Mission briefings arrive as in-character text messages. Luke Skywalker frets over finding parts to fix you, Han Solo checks in from the Cantina, and Owen Lars and the Empire chime in, with Stormtroopers even wondering why Vader is leading a ground assault. The world is dense with references, from an EG-6 Power Droid shuffling to life to Cad Bane’s hat and Han Solo’s blaster sitting on the Cantina tables.
Note: the pack skips the franchise’s famous orchestral score and most of its signature sound cues, leaning on the rushing-water hiss, muted blaster shots, and the occasional Probe Droid chirp instead.
Price, platforms, and co-op
The Star Wars Pack is a separate purchase on every platform. Xbox Game Pass covers the base game, but not this add-on.
| Price | $9.99 (US) / £7.99 (UK) |
| Release date | July 16, 2026 |
| Platforms | Steam, Epic, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, PC |
| Developer / publisher | FuturLab, with Lucasfilm Games |
| Age rating | PEGI 3 |
| Switch 2 download size | 1,512 MB |
You can play the campaign solo or team up. Free Play supports co-op with up to four players, so a full crew can tackle the same job together.
The free Update 1.3 that arrived with it
On the same day, Update 1.3 added a free level called the Caldeira Chronicles, a bowling alley set in Pin-City. It’s available to every PowerWash Simulator 2 player at no charge, separate from the paid Star Wars content.
How to start playing it
Most players finish the six jobs in around three to four hours, and clearing every level unlocks the ten new achievements and trophies. If you already enjoy the core cleaning loop, this is more of the same with a heavy dose of Star Wars set dressing, and the verticality from the sequel returns in full for the walker, the Falcon, and the Star Destroyer bridge.
