PowerWash Simulator 2 is taking its next cleaning job to Malibu. FuturLab's Barbie Pack launches on December 3 for $7.99, sending players into Barbie's world to wash muck off playsets and reveal the plastic underneath.
Picture taking the DreamHouse elevator for a ride, then stopping beside the fire in front of the Dream Camper. Both are part of this crossover's setting, which lets players explore familiar Barbie toys while working through the mess. Even Malibu needs someone to bring the pressure washer.
Five Barbie jobs, with room for friends
For players who usually bring company to a cleaning session, the pack supports 2-player split-screen. Solo play is an option too, leaving you free to work through each location at your own pace. The choice fits the appeal of a cleaning game: sometimes a job is an excuse to hang out, and sometimes it is time to yourself.
There are five new levels, with a line-up that mixes vehicles, outdoor spaces, and Barbie's signature home. Rather than putting the entire crossover into one enormous house-cleaning job, the pack spreads its work across:
- Barbie's plane
- The Dream Camper
- A pet park
- A beach
- The DreamHouse
Cleaning Barbie's DreamHouse
A text-message narrative accompanies the jobs, giving the pack a story thread alongside its recognisable locations. That is a separate addition to the visual theme: Barbie's playsets provide the things to clean, while messages give the work some narrative context.
A pink outfit and equipment for awkward spots
The crossover also changes your cleaner's look. A pink outfit arrives alongside a selection of tools and attachments styled for the Barbie setting. The theme reaches beyond the objects being washed, giving the person doing the scrubbing a matching wardrobe rather than leaving all the dressing-up to the scenery.
For reaching dirt at different heights, the pack puts an abseiling kit and a scissor lift to work. Those access tools are a practical part of the cleaning setup, distinct from the outfit's cosmetic appeal. Players comparing their existing equipment can find the sequel's cleaning options in the washers, upgrades, and tools guide.
PowerWash Simulator 2 is already available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC. The PC version is sold through Steam, the Epic Games Store, and the Microsoft Store, giving the sequel an established home across consoles and computers before this paid crossover arrives.
FuturLab has released a new trailer alongside the launch announcement, offering a closer look at the Barbie setting before purchase. The footage puts the pack's toy-themed cleaning jobs on display ahead of release.
Before Barbie's jobs arrive, browse the PowerWash Simulator 2 guide collection for help with the sequel's existing cleaning jobs and equipment.
