Does PowerWash Simulator 2 - STAR WARS Pack Fit into Canon?

With the PowerWash Simulator – Midgar Special Pack having taken place during the events of Final Fantasy VII, you might have wondered: where does PowerWash Simulator 2 - STAR WARS Pack fit into the canon? Well, first off, P0-W2 droids aren't from the movies, nor the Expanded Universe.

Taking place during the original trilogy of movies, the six levels manage to fit nicely into some key moments, and just before others. The first two levels, the Lars Homestead and Mos Eisley Cantina, take place just before the events of Star Wars IV: A New Hope. Messages from Luke Skywalker suggest that he hopes that his uncle will soon get some droids, so that he can leave home. Then, the owner of the cantina warns that Stormtroopers are hanging around outside, and you might be the droids they're looking for — they then arrest/kidnap you.

Text messages suggest that you're at the Empire's beck and call, because the AT-AT and Super Star Destroyer Bridge levels take place after the Battle of Hoth and asteroid field chase, respectively, in Empire Strikes Back. You're cleaning the muck off the walker after a win, then the bridge requires cleaning after hitting a couple of asteroids. Texts say that they're going to start bombing an asteroid to get the Millennium Falcon out of hiding — then they have to sell you.

As it transpires, you're sold to the Rebels, as the final two levels are during Return of the Jedi. X-Wing Fighter is just before Mon Mothma's briefing about the "not operational" weapons systems on the second Death Star. The final level, Millennium Falcon, is set after said space station has been obliterated, and the party down on Endor is beginning.

What happens to the P0-W2 droid after it finishes cleaning the Falcon? It's allowed to remain on Endor and be worshipped by the Ewoks!

PowerWash Simulator 2 - STAR WARS Pack is available on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2.