PowerWash Adventure VR

One of the most relaxing VR titles I have ever played. About 6 hours to blue ribbon the game and get all achievements. Decently crisp and sharp graphics and pretty calming music for each level. One of my only annoyances with this title, is that the "shop" where you purchase upgrades for your power washer only has a small hand full of reward items that you wind up getting after just a few levels, only to then stack worthless money and stars that can no longer be spent on anything else. But all in all, this title does whats it's meant to do in offering a relaxing environment that lets you clean to your little OCD hearts content. Works very well with the Roto VR Explorer or Kat VR treadmills.

[quote][h1]WARNING[/h1] At this moment, this game is not completable. The following things are not working: [list] [*]The developers went AWOL, their discord is empty and they're offline. [*]There are "encounters" (with women) where you have to wash them. The ending of that stage, "Redemption", was never created. [*]There were community levels for "graffiti" but its server went down and even if you have downloaded levels, you can't play them. [*]So there is one achievement that depends on doing at least one graffiti level, and that achievement (of 20 total) is unobtainable. [/list][/quote] [h2]Even with that, I recommend this game[/h2] Summary of its qualities: [list] [*]It runs on Linux! Gameplay here: https://youtu.be/uxMv3hgYoSM [*]It shamelessly has pretty women in it, which is a breath of fresh air with the ravage done by the identity politics incentives in the last 8 years of gaming; [*]Its controls are very comfortable and well thought out. [*]It has all the comfort options and movement is decent. [*]The powerwash simulation is pretty good. I'd say it's better than PowerWash Simulator's. [*]Playing time: about 4-5 hours. There is some replay value tough. [*]It has simple upg…

Would I recommend the game: Yes, washing things with a power wascher in VR is fun. Cleaning things is fun I guess. You see the progress of your work. Highlights: Clean, smooth, good polished gameplay.

This game had potential, but the dev abandoned it. It's very short. I finished all the available missions under 4 hours, but that's not the problem. The problem is they disabled graffiti level, which the community can use to create custom mission that would create huge content with zero effort from the dev. Anyway, I recommended this game because it's cheap and I enjoyed all the missions.

Great game. great price. Long Story mode.

First, thing's first - if you're looking for an alternative to the official PWS VR port because, like me, you don't own a Quest, this game is what you're looking for. It's a..."faithful adaptation" of PWS into VR with far more headset compatibility than the official port to Meta. The movement and controls are intuitive, most of the washing jobs are interesting and fun, and there's some limited amount of replayability with the Graffiti option. If you just want something that scratches that PWS itch, but in VR, get this game. It's absolutely worth the $7 asking price. Now, the things that I have criticisms about. I do still overall recommend the game, because it's about the only viable alternative to PWS we have at the moment, and it's a steal at this price. However, you should know ahead of time what you're getting. Mainly, my gripes are with annoyances in the game. This game has the same "press a button to highlight the dirt you missed" option as PWS, but it comes from a little robot pal who hangs out with you while you work. In theory, that would be fine. Except he's very persistent in making noise and wanting your attention, even while you're in the middle of a wash job. I'm sta…