Kirsty Rigden

PowerWash Simulator developer FuturLab has announced the next expansion pack for the game, a Back to the Future collaboration, will release on 16th November.

PowerWash Simulator has attracted more than 12 million players since its release.

Miniclip has bought UK developer FuturLab for an undisclosed sum.

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There's been a change in leadership at developer FuturLab.

Kirsty Rigden will be taking over as the sole CEO of FuturLab following the retirement of founder James Marsden.

FuturLab’s next project is, surprisingly, not Powerwash Simulator-related.IKARO Will Not Die was revealed for Xbox Series X/S and PC during the Xbox Partner Preview, though a release date wasn’t announced. It’s essentially a spiritual successor to Velocity, FuturLab’s fast-paced shoot ’em up series. Check out the first trailer below.

Publisher Thunderful Games and developer FuturLab have announced Velocity series spiritual successor IKARO Will Not Die for Xbox Series and PC (Steam). A release date was not announced.

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The GamesIndustry.biz Investment Summit London takes place Thursday alongside the EGX consumer show, and we can now reveal the full schedule.

Major companies including TikTok and Nintendo will be meeting games developers at the GI Investment Summit next week.

A number of major investment firms are set to attend the GamesIndustry.biz Investment Summit London on Thursday, October 12th.

A number of investors, publishers and platform holders are the first names on the bill at the GamesIndustry.biz Investment Summit London.

PowerWash Simulator is one of the most unexpectedly popular games of the last few years. On the face of it, it is exactly as the title indicates: A simulation of using a powerwasher, which—much like using a real powerwasher—sounds like it would be fun for a minute or two, and then quickly turn into drudgery. 

New was announced on Friday, giving players the chance to wash down some of the most iconic objects from the film series.

Publisher Square Enix Collective and developer FuturLab have announced PowerWash Simulator downloadable content “Back to the Future Special Pack.” It will launch in 2023 for $7.99 / €7.99 / £6.49.

Great Scott, this car is filthy!

You know when you want to do a spot of time travelling, but you get to your DeLorean and it is just caked top to bottom in all sorts of gunk and grime? No, you don't? Well, PowerWash Simulator developer FuturLab certainly does.

The GamesIndustry.biz Investment Summit is back at EGX on Thursday, October 12th.