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The glory of the Emperor arrives at PowerWash Simulator with its collaboration with Warhammer 40K

The latest collaboration of PowerWash Simulator takes us on a journey to space to ensure that in Warhammer 40K they clean with the cleanliness demanded of the Emperor's soldiers.

The glory of the Emperor arrives at PowerWash Simulator with its collaboration with Warhammer 40K
Álvaro Arbonés

Álvaro Arbonés

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Few games have found a better balance in their DLC than PowerWash Simulator. Very targeted to specific niches, but extremely satisfying for anyone who enjoys the base game, they have found the basic formula to be able to continue producing them endlessly without becoming monotonous. Partnering with famous video game licenses and other forms of entertainment.

If the last DLC took us to clean some mythical places and vehicles from Back to the Future, the 80s movie series, this time we go much further. To the distant future. Because the next DLC for PowerWash Simulator is a collaboration with a dark world, and we understand that it is full of dirt, like Warhammer 40K.

In our fight against dirt, in the name of the Emperor of Mankind, this expansion will allow us to do some tasks that we had always dreamed of. Such as cleaning a Togal Dorn battle tank or the armor of an Imperial Knight. Interestingly, neither of them is filled with Tyranid or Ork viscera, so we assume that our noble legions have not had terrible encounters to triumph in their struggle for the honor of the Emperor.

The new content based on the Games Workshop franchise will be released on February 27th and will be available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC. So you will have no excuse not to serve the Emperor, even if it’s just cleaning machines.

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Álvaro Arbonés

Álvaro Arbonés

Cultural journalist and writer with a special interest in audiovisuals and everything that can be played. I'm not here to talk about my books, but you can always ask me about them if you're curious.

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