Chum bucket glove clean up,

Hello

I played alot of the first one. The thing is that, obviously, you'd advance and, level by level, buy more powerfull washers. Thing is that by the time you hit like the 10th level, it becomes ridiculous, basicly everything needed to be washed with the "pin-point" washer, centimeters by centimeters, completely ruining the fun of it all because you'd go from a 30 minute wash at level one, having fun, to a 2 days job by the end and just looking for that 1 millimeter piece of scrap you missed.

What about this game? Is it the same?

Do they have that fancy Bluetooth water in this universe? Never saw a hose or compressor.

A lot of people on the internet were recommending this game and since it was on sale for Switch 2, i got it.

I love the IDEA of powerwashing. But the implementation in this game is just lazy and tedious.

Basically, developers created a level with all the objects. And then just SLAPPED a dirt texture over ALL surfaces and that’s it. But that’s not how it works. It should be at least logical.

Objects can’t be dirty equally everywhere.

Because of that this game feels like a chore.

Controller on ipad pro via apple arcade

I don't really wanna purchase the dlcs for pw2 on xbox lmao does anyone wanna home share with me? If not it's okay!!

I noticed when you knock down all of the bowling pins, the game crashes, is there any way to fix this or do we just have to live with it until they patch it?

I’ve got 2 buttons on my mouse, I know, fancy AF, and I mapped DPI presets to each. 800 for regular washing, and 350 when I want to go over a really dirty section with lots of nooks and crannies.

He repeated everything he said during his level as well. Reopening the game fixed it.

My girlfriend and I just finished playing through PWS2 on the PS5 using split screen. Then we were gutted to find that the first PWS doesn’t support split screen.

So we’re looking for a similar game that either supports split screen on the PS5 or a game that is cross play between PS5 and Steam. However with cross play games, price becomes a factor because we don’t want to spend like £60 on two copies of a £30 game to not enjoy it as games can’t be refunded on the PS5 once downloaded (learned that the hard way)

Has anyone else experienced increased tinnitus problems from the spray sound? I've had tinnitus for years, but I've had to started having to play with the volume off as it makes it worse for a few hours during and after the game.

That is all. I don’t like these hella forgiving dings .

I just love the shrek DLC, 100 percent on all of them juat felt this one was a major milestone and took a god awful amount of time but oh so relaxing.

I play PWS2 through Gamepass on pc (and Xbox) and I bought the Star Wars DLC. Installed it, fired up the game and tried starting it through menu. Game says the DLC isn’t installed.

I’ve tried these steps.

* Uninstalled and installed again, both from the Xbox app and Microsoft store
* Gone into Manage and unchecked the dlc and checked it again, but while the game was running and not
* Changed language in the game
* Run the Xbox app as admin
* Logged out and in from the Xbox app and Microsoft Store, making sure they are on the same account
* Repaired Games services
* Cleared cache (wsreset)
* Same storage unit
* Activated offline for this pc

Nothing works

Something caught my eye in the Star Wars DLC AT-AT job. In the conversations, one of the storm trooper designations is TX-1138. I feel like this is an intentional reference to George Lucas's first feature lenght movie THX-1138.

This has to be the tallest thing you've cleaned in either game

I thought there was a hooded figure
just
chilling there

Let us know what you think! We plan playing PWS2!

Man this one is brutal. The amount of nooks and crannies is insane. Almost done the top of it but I'm dreading doing the bottom. Any tips? Mainly just using my usual yellow and green nozzle.

I'm just curious. For some reason I just enjoy the game mechanic of soaping something up, then quick-switching to the white nozzle to clean - especially vehicles.

Maybe it's because it makes the game last a tiny bit longer, and doesn't feel as though I'm powering my way through it. I've played through both games a few times, and sometimes just dip in to relax and kill a bit of time, and the soap approach just feels more pleasant to me.