FuturLab has confirmed a Star Wars-themed DLC pack for PowerWash Simulator 2 on Nintendo Switch 2, scheduled to arrive during Summer 2026.
The studio—best known for delivering the core PowerWash Simulator experiences and recent licensed content—announced the add-on shortly after the developer’s Adventure Time pack was delayed and set to launch on Switch 2 on 29 April.
The upcoming Star Wars pack places players in the role of a class-five labour droid, designated P0-W2, tasked with cleaning several iconic locations from the Star Wars universe.
From the initial reveal materials, the DLC includes missions set at the Lars Homestead, an X-wing, and the Super Star Destroyer Bridge, each presented as distinct, grime-covered environments designed for PowerWash Simulator 2’s signature cleaning gameplay.
FuturLab described the expansion as a clearly Star Wars–themed experience that brings franchise locations into the game’s mission structure.
The developer pairs the new mission locations with cosmetic and tool upgrades: the pack will include a fresh character skin and a new cleaning tool tailored to the themed environments.
Pricing and platform details are confirmed: the Star Wars pack will be sold for £7.99 / $9.99 / €9.99 when it launches on Switch 2 via the Nintendo eShop in the coming months.
FuturLab has not provided a precise release date beyond the Summer 2026 window; the studio and publisher typically update their release timelines via official channels such as Nintendo Direct or the Nintendo eShop listings.
This announcement follows FuturLab’s recent work preparing licensed content for the Switch 2 platform, and comes as the studio continues to support PowerWash Simulator 2 with seasonal and themed DLC.
Fans and Switch 2 owners should monitor FuturLab’s official channels and Nintendo’s digital storefront for the exact release date and any additional content details.
Verified facts in this report are drawn from FuturLab’s public announcement and the accompanying reveal materials.
We will update coverage as FuturLab or Nintendo provides an exact release date or further previews of the Star Wars mission locations and tools.
The studio—best known for delivering the core PowerWash Simulator experiences and recent licensed content—announced the add-on shortly after the developer’s Adventure Time pack was delayed and set to launch on Switch 2 on 29 April.
The upcoming Star Wars pack places players in the role of a class-five labour droid, designated P0-W2, tasked with cleaning several iconic locations from the Star Wars universe.
From the initial reveal materials, the DLC includes missions set at the Lars Homestead, an X-wing, and the Super Star Destroyer Bridge, each presented as distinct, grime-covered environments designed for PowerWash Simulator 2’s signature cleaning gameplay.
FuturLab described the expansion as a clearly Star Wars–themed experience that brings franchise locations into the game’s mission structure.
The developer pairs the new mission locations with cosmetic and tool upgrades: the pack will include a fresh character skin and a new cleaning tool tailored to the themed environments.
Pricing and platform details are confirmed: the Star Wars pack will be sold for £7.99 / $9.99 / €9.99 when it launches on Switch 2 via the Nintendo eShop in the coming months.
FuturLab has not provided a precise release date beyond the Summer 2026 window; the studio and publisher typically update their release timelines via official channels such as Nintendo Direct or the Nintendo eShop listings.
This announcement follows FuturLab’s recent work preparing licensed content for the Switch 2 platform, and comes as the studio continues to support PowerWash Simulator 2 with seasonal and themed DLC.
Fans and Switch 2 owners should monitor FuturLab’s official channels and Nintendo’s digital storefront for the exact release date and any additional content details.
Verified facts in this report are drawn from FuturLab’s public announcement and the accompanying reveal materials.
We will update coverage as FuturLab or Nintendo provides an exact release date or further previews of the Star Wars mission locations and tools.