FuturLab brings a distinctly pink twist to PowerWash Simulator 2 with a new Barbie Pack DLC that launches on Nintendo Switch 2 on December 3.
The developer confirmed the add-on will be sold at $7.99 / €7.99 / £6.50 and expands the game with a set of five Barbie-themed cleaning assignments alongside a light narrative delivered via in-game text messages.
Background and release details
PowerWash Simulator 2's Barbie Pack was announced by FuturLab and is scheduled to arrive on Switch 2 on 3 December.
The DLC package is priced at $7.99 / €7.99 / £6.50.
Nintendo's family of Switch consoles uses the Nintendo eShop as its digital storefront, where players typically purchase DLC and add-ons for Switch platforms.
What the Barbie Pack includes
The Barbie Pack adds five new levels designed around Barbie-branded locations that require cleaning: Barbie’s plane, a campervan, a pet park, a beach area, and Barbie’s Dream House.
In addition to the new environments, the DLC contains a text-message narrative thread that provides context for each job and a pink-themed outfit players can equip for their in-game power washing professional.
A closer look
Visually, the pack leans heavily into Barbie's signature pastel pink palette across environments and the new outfit.
The developer-provided trailer showcases the themed stages and the cosmetic customization, while additional screenshots give players a closer view of the new locations and interface elements.
Context for Switch owners
Players on Nintendo Switch 2 can expect the DLC to appear alongside other downloadable content through the platform’s storefront.
FuturLab handled the announcement and release details; coverage and initial hands-on impressions have been circulating since the reveal.
Developer note and tone
Rewritten from initial coverage, the overall presentation of the Barbie Pack is deliberately charming and unabashedly pastel, with playful setpieces and a lighthearted narrative tying the levels together.
For fans of PowerWash Simulator 2 and themed DLC, the Barbie Pack represents a modest-priced content drop focused on new levels, a short narrative layer, and cosmetic flair for the console’s newer hardware.
Keep an eye on official FuturLab channels and the Nintendo eShop on December 3 for the launch.
The developer confirmed the add-on will be sold at $7.99 / €7.99 / £6.50 and expands the game with a set of five Barbie-themed cleaning assignments alongside a light narrative delivered via in-game text messages.
Background and release details
PowerWash Simulator 2's Barbie Pack was announced by FuturLab and is scheduled to arrive on Switch 2 on 3 December.
The DLC package is priced at $7.99 / €7.99 / £6.50.
Nintendo's family of Switch consoles uses the Nintendo eShop as its digital storefront, where players typically purchase DLC and add-ons for Switch platforms.
What the Barbie Pack includes
The Barbie Pack adds five new levels designed around Barbie-branded locations that require cleaning: Barbie’s plane, a campervan, a pet park, a beach area, and Barbie’s Dream House.
In addition to the new environments, the DLC contains a text-message narrative thread that provides context for each job and a pink-themed outfit players can equip for their in-game power washing professional.
A closer look
Visually, the pack leans heavily into Barbie's signature pastel pink palette across environments and the new outfit.
The developer-provided trailer showcases the themed stages and the cosmetic customization, while additional screenshots give players a closer view of the new locations and interface elements.
Context for Switch owners
Players on Nintendo Switch 2 can expect the DLC to appear alongside other downloadable content through the platform’s storefront.
FuturLab handled the announcement and release details; coverage and initial hands-on impressions have been circulating since the reveal.
Developer note and tone
Rewritten from initial coverage, the overall presentation of the Barbie Pack is deliberately charming and unabashedly pastel, with playful setpieces and a lighthearted narrative tying the levels together.
For fans of PowerWash Simulator 2 and themed DLC, the Barbie Pack represents a modest-priced content drop focused on new levels, a short narrative layer, and cosmetic flair for the console’s newer hardware.
Keep an eye on official FuturLab channels and the Nintendo eShop on December 3 for the launch.
