PowerWash adds Wonderland

PowerWash Simulator’s “Alice’s Adventures” add-on is now live on Apple Arcade, bringing Wonderland-themed jobs to Apple’s subscription version of the cleaning game. (futurlab.co.uk) The pack adds five stages: Wonderland’s Entrance Hall, White Rabbit’s House, Caterpillar’s Mushroom, Mad Tea Party, and Queen of Hearts’ Court. It also includes a themed outfit, gloves, and a power washer skin. (ign.com) Developer FuturLab said the Apple Arcade release is available on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Vision Pro, and Apple TV. The studio posted the launch announcement on April 15, 2026. (futurlab.co.uk) PowerWash Simulator is a low-pressure game in the figurative sense: players use a virtual pressure washer to clear dirt from objects and environments, with progress tied to how completely each surface is cleaned. Apple Arcade packages that formula inside a subscription service with no separate in-app purchases for members. (support.apple.com) That matters for this release because “Alice’s Adventures” was already sold as paid downloadable content on other platforms in July 2024. On Apple Arcade, the same setting arrives as part of the service version rather than as a separate store purchase. (square-enix-games.com) (press.na.square-enix.com) FuturLab has used licensed crossover packs to keep PowerWash Simulator expanding beyond its original campaign, with earlier add-ons tied to franchises including SpongeBob SquarePants, Warhammer 40,000, and Shrek. “Alice’s Adventures” continues that strategy with another recognizable story world built around five self-contained cleaning maps. (powerwashsimulator.com) The Wonderland pack also fits Apple Arcade’s family-friendly pitch. Apple describes the service as a catalog of games without ads or in-app purchases, and PowerWash Simulator’s tidy, low-stakes loop has become one of the platform’s more accessible fit-and-finish games. (support.apple.com) (futurlab.co.uk) For Apple Arcade players, the update means five more places to spray clean without leaving the subscription app — this time by going down the rabbit hole. (futurlab.co.uk)