Car Wash Simulator Demo Launches on Steam
The demo gives players an early look at a simulation that blends detailed car cleaning mechanics with a risk-and-reward business loop, including moral choices.
Key Facts
- Ultimate Games S.A. released a demo for Car Wash Simulator on Steam on June 10.
- The game offers 14 cleaning methods, including a high-pressure cleaner, squeegee, and tire wax.
- Players can upgrade the pressure washer to three types and use white, blue, and pink active foam.
- The simulation includes illegal income options like drug cultivation and deals with shady clients, with high risk.
- Stress-relief minigames include shooting toy pistols at targets, playing trash bag basketball, and collecting runaway shopping carts.
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Ultimate Games S.A. released a demo for Car Wash Simulator on June 10. The simulation game combines car washing with business management, offering 14 cleaning methods, time attack and therapy modes, and upgradeable equipment. Players can expand their detailing empire, but also face risky illegal income options and stress-relief minigames.
Ultimate Games S.A. put out a demo for Car Wash Simulator on June 10. The game tasks players with washing cars using a high-pressure cleaner, squeegee, and tire wax, with 14 cleaning methods available. A time attack mode rewards speed with reputation and tips, while a therapy mode offers a relaxed pace. Players can upgrade the pressure washer to three types and use white, blue, and pink active foam. Beyond cleaning, the simulation includes business management: players check daily sales, buy or rent new properties, and reinvest capital. For those who want faster money, the game allows illegal deals with shady clients or drug cultivation, but with high risk. Stress relief comes from shooting toy pistols at targets, playing trash bag basketball, or collecting runaway shopping carts. The demo is available now on Steam.
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