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2024-10-11 01:20:32| Engadget

There are a ton of Shrek movies but not one of them have ever answered this question: Who cleans up the mess when the ogre and his various fairytale villains are done fighting? Square Enixs PowerWash Simulator finally has an answer. Dreamworks and Square Enix have teamed up to create the Shrek Special Pack DLC for PowerWash Simulator available now on all consoles and PC. The new pack adds a bunch of scenarios from the iconic animated films and some new armor and tools to help you scrub down the many layers of crud that have accumulated over Shreks world. The new DLC pack comes with 5 new locations that need a good power washing. They include Shreks home swamp, the town of Duloc complete with that adorable wind-up information booth, the Fairy Godmothers potion factory, the dragons lair and Hansels delectable Honeymoon Hideaway with the Shreks onion wedding carriage. The Shrek Special Pack also offers a new campaign mode that takes you through the new scenes and grants you a new set of knight themed power washing armor and hoses. Youll also receive messages from some familiar faces, maybe even the Muffin Man. (The Muffin Man!) Yes, the Muffin Man! (Actually, you probably wont. Hes not really an ancillary character in the Shrek universe outside of the nursery rhyme reference from the first movie.) One of the great things about PowerWash Simulator is just how crazy theyve gone with the DLC packs. Square Enix has also developed special cleaning scenarios based on Back to the Future, Tomb Raider and Final Fantasy. The developers have been working on so many things to clean up that theyve accidentally lost track of one and released it to players on Steam.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/gaming/scrub-down-shreks-world-in-powerwash-simulator-232032583.html?src=rss


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